Kate Hartman: The art of wearable communication

The speaker, an artist and technologist, discusses their work in creating devices that explore human interaction and communication. They focus on wearable electronics and how these devices relate to the human form, emphasizing the importance of bodies as interfaces. The speaker describes various projects, including hats for self-reflection, tools for communication, and devices that mediate experiences. They also explore relationships with the built and natural environments, including a project on human-glacier relations. The talk concludes with a call to maintain wonder and criticality in our use of technology.

What is the significance of bodies in the context of the speaker's work?

Describe the concept behind the Muttering Hat and its intended purpose.

How does the Gut Listener device function and what is its purpose?

What are the emotional expressions facilitated by the Inflatable Heart?

Explain the relationship between humans and glaciers as discussed by the speaker.

What is the purpose of the Glacier Embracing Suit and how does it work?

In what ways does the speaker suggest we can maintain a sense of wonder while using communication devices?