The workshop was a great experience with a handful of enthusiastic participants defying the terrific summer weather, spending an evening in the HSB Living Lab conference room that would otherwise have been ideal for barbecue with friends.

The workshop program comprised an introduction guest lecture on video link by professor Greg Morrsion of Curtin University, Australia,, a brainwriting session, a co-creation workshop session and finally presentations and summaries.… Read more

Time and date: May 2018. Exact date and time will be announced “soon”.

Duration: ~3 hours

Nic-nacs: post-it notes, markers, scissors, glue, tape, large paper sheets, color printer, 3D printer… add stuff here

Refreshments: Coffee, tea, water, organic snacks

Workshop Schedule

09:00 – 09:05                             Welcome and introduction

09:05 – 09:25                             Presentation: water challenges in the future and need for innovations

09:25 – 11:30                             Co-creation workshop session

11:30 – 12:00                            Presentations

12:00 – 12:30                            Presentation of research opportunities and closing of the workshop

Expected output

The output of the workshop should consist a solution (product or service) that aim to raise awareness of the own (and/or community) water consumption and it can be either of the following form:

• A design proposal
• A simple prototype
• A conceptual outline

Introduction and background

Fresh water is a renewable but limited resource.… Read more

Welcome the official WaterAware website. Here we will publish information about the project which was granted funds from HSB Living Lab for hosting a co-creation workshop on data driven eco-feedback to consumers on their water behavior.

Water is a renewable but limited resource, and the production, distribution and treatment of (waste)water require considerable input in terms of energy and infrastructure.