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Index
Cover Title Page Copyright Dedication Contents Introduction How to Use This Book The Sharing Economy
1: Neighbourhood mailbox stickers that display items to share 2: Custom electric carpooling offering affordable transport 3: A peer-to-peer home-cooking start-up that treats workers fairly 4: A kid-to-kid toy app introducing children to the sharing economy 5: An app broadcasting to local users to ask for help 6: The Airbnb of film locations 7: The sharing economy for currency exchange 8: Free lodging for travellers chatting in their mother tongue 9: A social site for data scientists to boost collaboration 10: Turning online ratings into one reputation score Summary
Smart Cities
11: Tackling noise pollution through smart-city research 12: A platform to visualize government data for entrepreneurs 13: Real-time big data to manage traffic in the Philippines 14: A free, open, crowdsourced city-wide IoT network 15: Trialling a crowdsourced constitution in Mexico City 16: An app to let constituents help balance their city’s budget 17: Open data for transit app developers 18: Free Wi-Fi from clean air in Amsterdam 19: Energy-efficient street lights that are also mosquito traps 20: Ambulances in Sweden that can hijack in-car radios Summary
Sustainability
21: A green computer server that heats homes for free 22: Converting human waste into crude oil 23: A freestanding smart home: portable and eco-friendly 24: A no-waste, edible emergency drone to carry food 25: A farm-to-table organic restaurant that reduces waste 26: A micro-library built with ice-cream buckets 27: Using blockchain to tell a product’s story 28: Charging electric vehicles for a dollar a day 29: ‘Feed this trashcan for free Wi-Fi’ 30: Using blockchain technology for green energy Summary
Entertainment
31: A virtual-reality stadium that lets distant friends watch the game together 32: Personalizing films to the viewer’s taste 33: A flexible paywall that lets users choose how they pay 34: A pay-per-article platform aiming to be Spotify for news 35: Could virtual-reality news stories replace traditional news media? 36: The right podcast for every journey 37: Making TV viewers participants in interactive drama 38: Using eye-tracking technology for accurate viewing data 39: A game to unlock a bonus track for music fans 40: A radio station that plays only on Williamsburg Bridge, New York City Summary
Health
41: Using DNA analysis to tailor drugs to each patient 42: A pharmacy app prescribing virtual-reality pain relief 43: Studying 3D-rendered organs in virtual reality before surgery 44: 3D pill printing for personalized doses 45: Using big data to predict hospital admissions 46: A snowy virtual-reality world reducing the pain of burns 47: Using artificial intelligence for in-depth analysis of medical scans 48: A smart medical kit for home check-ups 49: MakerNurse: realizing inventive nurses’ ideas: 50: A chatbot using artificial intelligence for medical diagnosis Summary
The Workplace
51: A crowdsourced website to flag up sexism in the workplace 52: Free energy audits for small businesses from competing local students 53: A virtual-reality platform for nervous public speakers 54: Training tattoo artists to spot skin cancer 55: Apartment pods that can move between cities 56: Free co-working space in exchange for online content 57: Opening up homes as communal office spaces 58: Postal workers who also mow the lawn 59: Using big data to predict court decisions 60: A smart employee badge to improve staff efficiency Summary
Communication
61: AI glasses that help children with autism read facial expressions 62: Smart hearing aids using IFTTT for personalization 63: An interactive encyclopaedia of things using object-recognition software 64: Connected clothing that donates itself if not frequently worn 65: Remote patient–doctor relationships using telepresence robots 66: The first robot internship using telepresence 67: An app to help paralysed stroke victims communicate emotions 68: A communication system for health-care professionals 69: Jibo, a social robot for the home 70: City sensors to make bill paying easier and track urban health Summary
Education
71: Peer-to-peer coding workshops run by high-school students 72: Free accommodation for students at a Dutch care home 73: Refugees earn an income by talking to students of Arabic 74: Survey tools helping schools assess the classroom experience 75: Bringing education to disadvantaged communities in Ghana 76: Inspiring creativity in elderly citizens through street art 77: A surprise virtual-reality road trip to Mars for children 78: A playful DIY computer screen for kids 79: Live-streamed professional coding sessions for all 80: A robot to help children improve their handwriting Summary
Retail
81: Transparency in the production of handmade furniture 82: Virtual reality that lets shoppers pick beauty product ingredients 83: The IoT coffee grinder that knows when to order more beans 84: Personalized customer service from an Apple watch 85: The smart camera that monitors fridge contents 86: Bringing online cookie functionalities to the mall 87: Downloadable designer furniture that can be made locally 88: A scanner that helps shoppers find what they want 89: A delivery drone network charged by home solar panels 90: Using beacons in Mumbai to help small businesses advertise Summary
Travel
91: Guided tours with former gang members in Panama 92: Interactive local guides from holiday property hosts 93: A robot service for lost airport travellers 94: A sustainable travel platform that is reinventing tourism 95: Sharing a boutique hotel with young refugees 96: A site that lets amateur travel agents earn cash 97: Offsetting your carbon footprint by booking an eco-friendly hotel 98: Name-your-price hotel rooms 99: Trading local travel tips in a ‘goodness’ marketplace 100: Designing your own luxury pop-up hotel Summary
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