Lecture

Design Thinking for IoT

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This lecture introduces design thinking as a mindset for creating customer-centric solutions, emphasizing the importance of problem-solving over technology sales. It covers the origin of design thinking, its principles, and its application in multi-disciplinary teams, focusing on immersion, divergent and convergent thinking, and continuous experimentation.

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