Lecture

Designing Techno-Agro-Ecological Futures

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This lecture explores the incorporation of plants, animals, and people in agricultural spaces, discussing tensions between cows and robots, greenhouse horticulture and bumblebees, and agro-ecology and automation. It delves into the spatial and social implications of emerging technologies, aiming to create more-than-human futures where humans are not the sole designers.

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