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A weekly newsletter from a Dutch design researcher that pairs a personal 'triggered thought' with curated links on AI, connected products and urban technology. It also reports on the author's workshops, events and projects around speculative design, Cities of Things and ThingsCon.
A newsletter on physical AI and smart cities, mixing weekly essays, podcast conversations and roundups with a thesis that the next internet layer is physical, intelligent and owned. Readers get sourced reports on real municipal deployments, documented failures, and hands-on build notes tied to the author's forthcoming book.
Cities of Things publishes research and design thinking on urban robotics, physical AI and immersive AI, including a 2026 manifesto and reflections from expert interviews. Readers get design principles, event announcements and analysis of how intelligent things shape city life.
Essays on how AI and automation are reshaping cities, decision-making and mental health care, framed around human culture and values. Each issue builds a reflective argument with concrete scenarios rather than reporting news.
Telecom Trainer is a website and newsletter offering explainers on 4G, 5G and 6G technology. The sampled issues cover 5G radio access network architecture, smart city layers and, less relevantly, sustainable land management, mostly in general terms.
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