Smart Publics: Public Perceptions of Smart Street Furniture in London and Glasgow: Insights for Policy and Practice

Bridgette Wessels; Justine Humphry; Justine Gangneux; Matthew Hanchard; Chris Chesher; Simon Joss; Sophia Maalsen; Peter Merrington; Jathan Sadowski; Robyn Dowling; Gerard Goggin; Heather Horst

Smart Publics: Public Perceptions of Smart Street Furniture in London and Glasgow: Insights for Policy and Practice

Bridgette Wessels, Justine Humphry, Justine Gangneux, Matthew Hanchard, Chris Chesher, Simon Joss, Sophia Maalsen, Peter Merrington, Jathan Sadowski, Robyn Dowling, Gerard Goggin, Heather Horst

Western Sydney University

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Abstract

The Smart Publics project focused on the introduction and usage of smart kiosks and benches. The project explored public perceptions of the BT InLink kiosks and the Strawberry Energy smart benches, and identified emerging issues for the design and governance of these. The small-scale one year project was carried out by an interdisciplinary research team from the Universities of Glasgow and Sydney. The project was funded through the ‘Partnership Collaboration Awards’ between the University of Sydney and the University of Glasgow. The project ran from February 2019 to May 2020.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Glasgow, Scotland
Publisher	The University of Sydney and The University of Glasgow
Number of pages	33
ISBN (Print)	9781742104720
Publication status	Published - 2020

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