Carlo Ratti: Architecture that senses and responds

The video explores the concept of sensible design, focusing on real-time control systems and their impact on cities and everyday objects. It highlights projects that use sensing and actuating technologies to transform environments, such as monitoring city activities and tracking waste. The video also showcases innovative projects like the Digital Water Pavilion, Flyfire, and The Cloud, which use technology to create interactive and dynamic spaces.

In what ways can technology enhance the interaction between humans and their environment?

What role does sensing play in understanding urban dynamics?

What are the potential benefits of involving people in the design of public spaces?

Describe the relationship between the digital world and physical structures as discussed in the presentation.