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The Future of Calm Technology with Amber Case
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The Future of Calm Technology with Amber Case

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Introduction

In this episode of Moving Offline, we have a fascinating conversation with Amber Case, a leading figure from the Calm Tech Institute. Amber dives into the concept of Calm Technology, reflecting on her unique tech-rich upbringing, the inspiration she drew from Star Trek, and her collegiate revelations about technology's impact on our attention.

She examines how modern gadgets disrupt natural interactions and provides valuable insights into designing unobtrusive technologies that enhance, rather than interfere with, human experiences. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on seamlessly integrating technology into our lives.

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Timestamps

00:00 Calm Technology explores impact on human attention.

04:38 Thesis on iPhone adoption, behavioral changes observed.

10:09 Digital shift diminishes tactile interaction, emphasizes consumption.

13:35 Road trips inspire reflection on life's purpose.

16:40 Calm Tech prioritizes seamless human-device interaction.

19:45 Balancing technology usability with mindful interaction.

21:39 Training, metacognition, addiction, digital habits, self-reflection.

27:00 Screen height affects interaction with information significantly.

31:06 Calm Tech Certified enhances company image through certification.

31:57 How product design impacts attention and usability.

36:39 Great unnoticed tech: design invisible, seamless experiences.

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