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Automated Mobility Lab

Design for our entanglements with automated mobility

Cardio Lab

Smart technologies to reduce the burden of cardiovascular diseases

Circular Design Lab

Innovation in design for circular economy

Critical Alarms Lab

The future of alarms and soundscapes in socio-technological environments

Connected Creativity Lab

Exploring creative behaviour, processes and skills in innovation

Data-Centric Design Lab

Designing with behavioural data, together.

End of Life Lab

Contributing to the quality of life in its last stage

Entrepreneurship Lab

Entrepreneurial behaviour within design and innovation

Expressive Intelligence Lab

Shaping the future of AI in a human-centred and impact-driven way

Food & Eating Design Lab

Creating healthy and sustainable food solutions

Future Libraries Lab

Design for meaning making in libraries

Inclusive Design Lab

Promoting inclusive everyday interactions through design and research

Inclusive Global Health Lab

Creating Access to Healthcare for All

Museum Futures Lab

Innovation in design for circular economy

Participatory City Making Lab

Exploring new approaches of design in the public realm

Pictorial Research Lab

Where eyes, machines and culture meet

Play Well Lab

Designing children’s flourishing in and through play

Seamless Personal Mobility Lab

Designing our future personal mobility services

Systemic Design Lab

Generating systemic change within society through design
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DDL News

Vroeg detecteren boezemfibrilleren met technologie uit CardioLab TU Delft

TU Delft startte onlangs het CardioLab, een samenwerking met de Hartstichting en Philips Design. Hier wordt met slimme technologie data gebruikt om hart- en vaatziekten vroegtijdig op te sporen en zo patiënten in de toekomst beter te behandelen. Op dinsdag 17 oktober studeert Leonard Moonen af aan de TU Delft op het eerste concrete resultaat uit dit CardioLab: een sensorarmband die boezemfibrilleren detecteert. The full article can be found here