Tag Archives: future of education

  Tele-learning gets serious What is now being called the “Zoom Education” turned years of discussion into reality in a matter of weeks, sometime days. According to the Singularity University, 1.38 billion students shifted from the classroom to the cyberspace as the daily way of “going” to school. In Italy …

After the success of Roomba, the robotic vacuum cleaner of the last decade, Paolo Pirjanian -former CTO of iRobot the manufacturer of Roomba, joined forces with Maja Matarić, USC robotics professors to create a successful social robot. The keyword here is “successful”. We have seen quite a number of social …

It is difficult to find an upside of Covid-19, but following the optimistic wisdom that sees an opportunity in any crises I am giving it a try. Looking at this from Italy, the country where I live, it is doubtless that this crises has forced a shift to the cyberspace, …

10.  Education AR in education should be a no brainer. Indeed, several companies have started to us AR to improve training effectiveness. As mentioned in a previous post, several companies like Boeing, are  leveraging AR for remote assistance. This is a form of training on the job and it is …

I guess I made clear in the precious post what I believe should be the answer to the question “Are social networks and screens changing our brains?”. A strong a clear yes, and I would add “there is nothing new in this”. It may be worth taking a step forward, …

Consensus is growing that the next decade will see the expansion of Digital Twins applications in many areas as well as their extension in capabilities. Let’s consider two examples related to new fields of application, one in healthcare that is in the process of applying Digital Twins to include humans …

Apart from the issues listed in the previous post and others that may arise as a cognitive digital twin picks up autonomy (a life of its own), it is obvious that a CDT may provide a significant support to, and to a certain extent change, professionals and their need of …

A cognitive Digital Twin (red circle) shares part of the human twin knowledge and extends into the cyberspace aggregating additional knowledge that is customised to fit the needs of the human twin. The CDT may act as a proxy of the human twin roaming the cyberspace to acquire knowledge. One …

Knowledge used to be exchanged by word of mouth and that made it quite complicated to have knowledge spread over great distances A Cognitive Digital Twin, as it is the case for a Digital Twin, becomes a bridge between the person and the cyberspace, in this case the “personal knowledge …

A Cognitive Digital Twin can be seen as composed by three parts: one mirroring the present knowledge, skill and experience, one shadowing the processes of learning and forgetting and the third keeping track of when and how knowledge changes What could a cognitive digital twin be? Well, if we take …