When smart isn’t very clever

By Matthew Marson 2019-11-26T06:00:00

Matthew Marson has worked on designing smart technology throughout his career. But sometimes it can go wrong…

“Smart” technologies are designed to enhance the built environment, but sometimes we are presented with “solutions” that we don’t even know how to switch on or off. I’ve worked on developing these technologies throughout my career. Here are some of the lessons I learned along the way.

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