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The AMICA (AugMentative Interactive Cooking Assistant) Project. Re-Thinking the Cooking Experience: Incorporation and Collaboration as Key Drivers for a Speculative, Feasible Design Scenario

Salamini, John
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In our future globalized world, ‘people’s knowledge’ will tend to be replaced by ‘intelligent machines’. Cooking is considered to be one of the valuable skills involving “knowledge of everyday life” that is losing its reason for being. Positioning itself in a speculative (human+) scenario, this research explores how cooking can be imagined and incentivized in life as it will become in the next technological age.
Keywords
Interactive-cooking-Station; Collaborative-cooking; Smart-kitchen; Assisted-cooking
Date
2019
Item Type
Thesis
Supervisor(s)
Reay, Stephen; Charlton, James
Degree Name
Master of Design
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Auckland University of Technology

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