How do people drive on roads and behave in traffic? How can we change driving habits and encourage more environmentally responsible modes of transportation? These are the two main questions to which the recently published book, edited by Dan Podjed and Simona Bezjak, tries to answer
On 29 June 2017, Dr Dan Podjed, DriveGreen’s Principal Investigator, carried out a workshop ‘Technology and Anthropology: Why People Matter’, organised at London Anthropology Day. In addition, he presented a ‘Why the World Needs Anthropologists’ stall in...
A scientific symposium Technologies of Mobility between Engineering and Humanities will be held on Friday, 9 June 2017, from 9 am to 1 pm at the University of Ljubljana's Faculty of Electical Engineering. The symposium is a result of the DriveGreen project.
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The DriveGreen team has completed the user experience evaluation of a new smartphone app ‘1, 2, 3 Ljubljana’ and has received valuable feedback on how to improve the final version of the IT solution.
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On Wednesday, 8 February 2017, DriveGreen’s principal investigator Dan Podjed gave a speech on the future of applied anthropology as part of the Anthropology in the Professional World Seminar Series, organised at the University College London.
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On 4 and 5 November, 2016, Europe’s biggest meeting of applied anthropologists ‘Why the World Needs Anthropologists’ with a thematic subtitle ‘Humanise IT!’ took place in Tartu, Estonia. Over...
Laboratory of Multimedia’s team (LMMFE), based at the University of Ljubljana’s Faculty of Electrical Engineering, presented the ‘DriveGreen’ project at the 8th ‘Speculum Artium’ New Media Festival. The festival was held...
From 27 to 30 September, 2016, the DriveGreen project team carried out a rapid assessment of sustainable mobility habits in Madrid, Spain.
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The Android-based smartphone app '1, 2, 3 Ljubljana' was presented at the 25th International Electrotechnical and Computer Science Conference ERK 2016, which was held from 19 to 21 September, 2016, in Portorož, Slovenia.
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On 26 September, 2016, Mikhail Sysoev, a junior researcher and a member of the Laboratory for Telecommunications at the University of Ljubljana’s Faculty of Electrical Engineering, gave a lecture at the 9th ruSMART 2016 conference on the Internet of Things and smart spaces, which was...
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