What happens when two groups who have never talked before share conversation space? What ideas grow out of that generative process? What processes of guidance and mediation guide disparate individuals, communities, and specialized knowledge holders to fruitful imaginations of how technology can impact community? How best can we focus this conversation space towards a specific goal: speculation regarding DIY small-scale robotics technologies and their impact on local organic farming systems?
This project is a collaboration between
Georgia Institute of Technology and Atlanta's independent food community,
rogueApron. This research is funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation. More information on the
City as Learning Lab.
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