Hsuan-Yi WU & Vic Callaghan This Science Fiction Prototype explores the evolving relationship between technology and people. It does this by considering what may seem two irreconcilable aspirations of the human condition; the desire for utilizing ever increasingly sophisticated science based tec...

The current Intel Tomorrow project. This new venture has a number of instances, the first being the Tomorrow Project Seattle hosted by the University of Washington, which included 7 videos made by Intel that describe future possibilities of technology. Future plans include a “Tomorrow Rio de J...

The Original Intel “Tomorrow Project”; SciFi stories by professional authors, commisioned by Intel, which paint amusing and thought-provoking scenarios of future technology....

Call For Papers for a special issue of the FUTURES journal, published by Elsevier, Amsterdam on “Exploring Future Business Visions Using Creative Fictional Prototypes”. The deadline for submission is the 29th February 2012....

Denisa Kera in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at The National University of Singapore uses the book to support design oriented programmes and projects (in 2011/12 a 2nd year module on “Interactive Media Design: Theory” and 3rd year level module on Critical Design), In addition Marc Tute...

Tadayoshi Kohno uses sf-prototyping to teach computer security (see a paper he wrote about this), while Sarah Pérez-Kriz who uses to teach HCI (see a brief course summary)....

Creative Science – Science Fiction Prototyping for Technology Innovation: In July of 2011, CSf held it’s second annual international workshop in Nottingham, England. It was run in conjunction with IE’11 (Intelligent Environments Conference) so that participants could engage in larger discussio...