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MIT Senseable City Lab
The MIT Senseable City Laboratory aims to investigate and anticipate how digital technologies are changing the way people live and their implications at the urban scale. Director Carlo Ratti founded the Senseable City Lab in 2004 within the (City Design and Development ) group at the (Department of Urban Studies and Planning ), as well as in collaboration with the MIT Media Lab. The Lab's mission states that it seeks to creatively intervene and investigate the interface between people, technologies and the city. Recent projects include ("The Copenhagen Wheel" )〔For Bicyclists Needing a Boost, This Wheel May Help, NYT, December 14, 2009 ()〕 which debuted at the 2009 United Nations Climate Change Conference, ("Trash_Track" ) 〔Following Trash and Recyclables on Their Journey, NYT, September 16, 2009 ()〕 shown at the Architectural League of New York and the Seattle Public Library, ("New York Talk Exchange" ) 〔New York and the Vanguard of Digital Design, NYT City Room blog, February 22, 2008 ()〕 featured in the MoMA The Museum of Modern Art, and (''Real Time Rome'' ) included in the 2006 Venice Biennale of Architecture.
The Lab's work draws on diverse fields such as urban planning, architecture, design, engineering, computer science, natural science and economics to capture the multi-disciplinary nature of urban problems and deliver research and applications that empower citizens to make choices to make a better liveable urban experience. Among the Lab's partners are a group of corporations, including AT&T, General Electric, Audi, ENEL, SNCF as well as cities such as Copenhagen, London, Singapore, Seattle, and Florence. At present, 31 researchers are working on activities sponsored by these industrial and municipal partners.
In 2010 the Lab will open a new research center in Singapore as part of a $35 million MIT-led initiative on the Future of Urban Mobility.〔(MIT News Office, January 5, 2010 )〕
== Approach ==
The Senseable City Lab begins its project and research work with a vision for an urban future, or "urban demo". This vision is tailored to a particular city's needs and can be motivated by the challenges a place may be confronting, or by opportunities for providing new experiences or services due to advances in digital technologies. Urban demos are designed to be showcased at large public events and exhibitions to stimulate debate between citizens, public administrators, and industry. Following an urban demo, the Lab typically engages in more traditional academic research - analyzing the data that has been collected and producing research papers.
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