Victoria CleverbyMultisensory designWe are very used to looking at our screens, and to hear sounds from our devices. But not very often we might smell or taste what we are…3 min read·Oct 7, 2022----
Victoria CleverbyTaking a stand for those who not yet canThe philosopher Roman Krznaric argues that the electoral cycle, as part of a democratic system, produces short political time horizons…5 min read·Jul 1, 2022----
Victoria CleverbyThe challenges of children and voice assistantsAs voice based interfaces and conversational interfaces are becoming increasingly popular, there is one group that the applications…3 min read·Jun 17, 2022----
Victoria CleverbyAre we living in a simulation?The documentary “A Glitch in the Matrix” (2021) starts off with suggesting that we as humans use metaphors based on the highest level of…4 min read·Jun 2, 2022----
Victoria CleverbyIs there such a thing as eco terrorism?In the Icelandic film “Woman at war” (2018) we get to follow Halla, a woman that outwards seems to be living a quiet life, but it turns out…3 min read·May 5, 2022----
Victoria CleverbyReplika and ResonanceWhen the futures-anthropologist Roanne van Voorst researched sex and intimacy to write her book Met Z’n Zessen in Bed (Dutch for “In Bed…3 min read·Apr 16, 2022--1--1
Victoria CleverbyWhat if the ability to forget is a feature, not a bug?Lately I have been watching/rewatching sci-fi movies, and as I one day watched both “Ghost in the shell” (the Hollywood version from 2017)…3 min read·Apr 8, 2022----
Victoria CleverbyAI ❤ Beauty?As we live a large extent of our daily lives online, filters used for photos and videos are becoming more and more popular. And whilst…4 min read·Mar 25, 2022----
Victoria CleverbyInternet of natureI’m pretty sure most of you have heard about the “Internet of Things” (IoT) by now. If not, in brief, IoT refers to everyday physical…3 min read·Mar 11, 2022----