Pratiques transformatives

La TransFabriC - Institut de la transfabrication circulaire matérialise l'ambition du Conservatoire national des Arts et Métiers d'accompagner le développement des pratiques sociales et citoyennes pour l’émergence d’une économie sociale, solidaire et circulaire (ESSC). Il s'agit de créer un éco-système opérant, des formations et un programme de recherche, capables ensemble de faire émerger une ESSC répondant aux missions historiques du CNAM. Éco-système Créer des lieux de mutualisation des pratiques de transformation de la matière (entreprises, ateliers, fablabs, labos, ressourceries...) Permettre le pilotage de la transformation de la matière Fédérer les acteurs de l’ESSC en assurant une interface entre le milieu de l’enseignement supérieur et le monde socio-économique Formation Acculturer aux pratiques liées à l'ESSC, pour tout public Former aux métiers de l'ESSC de la transformation de la matière Former aux défis du recyclage citoyen Construire une communauté d'apprenants et de contributeurs Recherche Caractériser les dimensions sociales et écologiques de l’appropriation au quotidien Contribuer à la transformation des pratiques liées à l'ESSC Concevoir des dispositifs pour l'Intégrationde la créativité citoyenne à l'ESSC projects 01 décembre 2022 2022-12-01T13:38:26+02:00

projects 26 avril 2020 2020-04-26T13:38:26+02:00 Transforming Practices (TP) considers the transformations of our societies, dealing with major societal issues, local challenges for social resilience, or everyday activities, as well as their interrelations. Envisioning transformative practices, we question through designing the how, who, why and what of design for these major societal issues.

How would our world look like 20, 30, 40 or 50 years from now? Will we monitor each individual on the planet to live a low-risk life? Will we replace organs, eyes, or other parts of our body with artificial alternatives? Will we upload our brains and live on a server? Or do we seek ways to embrace a life more related to mother earth? In this Design Fiction project, several potential healthcare futures are explored. The project is a collaboration between Philips Design, Eindhoven University of Technology, Design Academy Eindhoven, and Frank Kolkman. When designing and developing for an audience, as was done in this project, a wide range of different opinions have to be dealt with. A well-known example are robots and Artificial intelligence (AI). Some people only see the positive side and potentials: what if robots could take over all our work so we have full-time vacation? Others only see the downsides and risks: what if robots become smarter than people and start attacking us? Either way, the truth will be somewhere in the middle, but it is very important to capture such opinions and discover what society thinks of current developments. The goal of this project was to do exactly that by developing design probes for four potential healthcare futures – based on a framework by Philips Design – and exhibiting them during the Dutch Design Week (DDW) and within Philips to provoke a debate. During the first part of the project, four teams each developed a design probe for one of the potential futures, which were exhibited at the Dutch Design Week. The project was continued within another team and a fifth probe was designed based on the insights gathered at the DDW. This time, the focus was laid on preventive healthcare in the present time, which led to the design of a fictive device that helps parents to monitor their baby’s health and aids them in growing a healthy child. projects 03 septembre 2019 2019-09-03T16:27:15+02:00 In this Design Fiction project, several potential healthcare futures are explored in a collaboration between Philips Design, Eindhoven University of Technology, Design Academy Eindhoven, and Frank Kolkman.