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conference in Phoenix, Arizona.. Click the 'play button' above to listen in, or read our 5 Key Takeaways from this episode below.... 1.

But we need to be aware that technology is not in a vacuum.As we’ve said, it should come with ethics attached.. We would say that we’re using design automation to make digital tools and technology that provide ‘intelligent control’.

3. in design, and allow people to be creative and practical.. That feels liberating to us.. 3.Design Control: Disruptive Technologies.is a book due to be published soon by RIBA.

We have a chapter in it.You can order it here:.

www.ribabooks.com/design-studio-vol-2-intelligent-control-2021-disruptive-technologies-2021_9781859469705.

To learn more about our Design to Value approach to design and construction, sign up for our monthly newsletter here:.Here are the key takeaways from Jaimie’s thought-provoking presentation.. 1.

Interconnectedness is essential for innovation.Jaimie highlighted how the boundaries between industries are rapidly blurring, creating new opportunities for collaborative solutions.

By linking sectors such as pharmaceuticals, digital design, energy, and process engineering, industries can share knowledge and resources, leading to faster and more impactful advancements.He cited the development of a low-carbon Ventolin inhaler by GSK, a collaborative effort across multiple fields, as a case in point for what interconnected, interdisciplinary work can achieve.. 2.