Contemporary technologies are products of human demands. They are not external elements independent of societies. Through the data they collect and generate, we are able to observe our behaviours and develop better understanding of ourselves. In this age of the Self, cameras and sensors are no long pointed to others but are directed back to us in multiple perspectives.
As architects, we see the emerging technological capabilities as powerful tools to improve feedback research and future urban policy making. We are deeply interested in how cities have evolved through the extended eyes of remote sensing technologies.