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The last couple of weeks I have been aroused with many ideas and reflections on Personal Digital Assets and on Digital Assets in general. The journey started some weeks ago with my prezi talk at TEDxNewWallStreet and included my participation to the WEF “tiger team” on Personal Data, where a group of 30 experts are [...]

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Yesterday, i had the pleasure to be interviewed by Dan Marovitz, the founder of Buzzumi, a knowledge monetization platform, and a board member of rbidr, and the Professional Diversity Network. He is currently on sabbatical from Deutsche Bank where he was, until June of this year, Head of Product Management for Deutsche Bank’s Global Transaction Banking [...]

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This blog post is Part-2 of a series that started as the ongoing thinking after our Digital Identity Tour in June 2010. In Part-1, I developed the idea of the Unpolished Diamond. Today, I will entertain you on the concept of a Digital Identity Tuner, which in its own is also a further evolution of [...]

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Check out this interesting company Recorded Future. This is very relevant to my upcoming post on Digital Identity Tuner 7.0 Start thinking of this metaphor when looking at your digital footprint.

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Found this TED 2010 video via Kurt Vega’s tweets. From the TED site: “Tan Le’s astonishing new computer interface reads its user’s brainwaves, making it possible to control virtual objects, and even physical electronics, with mere thoughts (and a little concentration). She demos the headset, and talks about its far-reaching applications.” Out-of-the-box support for facial [...]

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    Have a look at this stunning gesture based interface with character Milo. First of all, it is more than gesture based. Milo also reacts to voice intonation, movements, etc It is difficult to assess how much of this is a word-by-word script, or how much real interaction is going on here. The most [...]

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Stumbled upon this very well made video (make sure you look at the annotated version of it). Found via Brainpickings. Great example on how many emerging technologies and concepts — including ubiquitous displays, crowdsourcing, pervasive sensor networks and adaptive user interfaces come together. When you look at this, think iPAD 2.0, think Identity 3.0, think [...]

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Next week, SWIFT Innotribe will be hosting the European eID Interoperability Conference 2010. It’s a great agenda with presentations by European experts on eID, and also some of the smartest SWIFT folks on identity. For example, we’ll have Jacques Hagelstein, our Chief Architect, and we’ll also run an Innotribe Lab on day-2. Check out and [...]

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Found via Singularity Hub. Re-think big screens. Really big screens in the sky. Think swarms. MIT’s Flyfire project uses a swarm of miniature helicopters with embedded LED lights to act as ’smart pixels’ as they fly through the air. Acting in concert they will be able to form complex three dimensional shapes – digital displays [...]

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Found via Scobleizer. Watch the video till the very end. In the last 4 minutes or so there is a demo. In essence its a free iPhone app with a fantastic voice recognition engine, that is orchestrating API’s in the cloud. Normal – not geek – people ask me regularly: “But Peter, what do you [...]

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