Explore a 24-minute conference talk from the ACM CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems that delves into the complexities of autonomous distributed energy systems. Examine how the researchers combine speculative design, performance, and deliberation to make visible the competing values and interests in emerging energy distribution models. Learn about the challenges of discussing blockchain technologies, smart contracts, and programmable batteries with the public, and how these innovations disrupt traditional notions of value, control, and ownership in energy markets. Discover an innovative integrated method of inquiry that aims to engage people in debates concerning distributed energy systems and their convoluted stakeholder relationships.
Autonomous Distributed Energy Systems - Problematising the Invisible through Design, Drama and Deliberation
Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) via YouTube
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Autonomous Distributed Energy Systems: Problematising the Invisible through Design, Drama and ...
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