Augmented Health and Safety: Exploring Future Scenarios through Design Fiction

S. Colombo, Yihyun Lim, F. Casalegno
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Workers' health and safety is a major concern for the energy industry. Emerging and future technologies have the potential to deeply improve this field, and to make the workplace safer and healthier, especially if applied in concert. However, this transformation is difficult to envision by energy companies, which are tied to well-established rules, processes and solutions. This paper presents Augmented health and safety: Future Vision, a project we performed in collaboration with a worldwide energy company, to envision how emerging technologies may transform health and safety practices in the energy industry in the near future. The project aims at enabling dialogue and foster change by encouraging the development and adoption of solutions based on new technologies. By a design fiction approach, we designed and prototyped an ecosystem of physical and digital solutions for health and safety problems aimed at presenting future scenarios and triggering discussion about how to improve workplaces. Design fiction turned out to be an effective tool for enabling dialogue and inspiring change within companies.
增强健康和安全:通过设计虚构探索未来场景
工人的健康和安全是能源行业关注的主要问题。新兴和未来的技术有可能深刻改善这一领域,并使工作场所更安全、更健康,尤其是在协同应用的情况下。然而,能源公司很难想象这种转变,因为它们依赖于完善的规则、流程和解决方案。本文介绍了增强健康和安全:未来愿景,这是我们与一家全球能源公司合作开展的一个项目,旨在设想新兴技术在不久的将来如何改变能源行业的健康和安全实践。该项目旨在通过鼓励开发和采用基于新技术的解决办法来促进对话和促进变革。通过虚构的设计方法,我们为健康和安全问题设计了一个物理和数字解决方案的生态系统原型,旨在展示未来的场景,并引发关于如何改善工作场所的讨论。设计小说被证明是一种有效的工具,可以在公司内部进行对话,激发变革。
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