Within this article, the strengths and weaknesses of crowdsourcing for idea generation and
idea selection in the context of smart city innovation are investigated. First, smart cities are …

This exploratory paper addresses the novelty effect in large display field deployments by
combining findings from both the existing body of knowledge and our own research. We …

Traditional research categorizes people's perceptions towards city into Kevin Lynch's five
elements: node, path, edge, district, and landmark. However, enabled by the proliferation of …

Smart cities have gained momentum as a conceptual model which embodies a fresh wave
of techno-optimism and emphasizes the positive effects of ICT and other innovative …

This paper elaborates on the importance of a user–driven approach in the design and
development of innovative services and applications for smart cities. By reporting on two …

Abstract Information Radiators (IRs) provide context-specific pieces of information in a semi-
public place where a group of people can see it while working or passing-by. They can …

The next decade is likely to see a shift in digital public displays moving from non-interactive
to interactive content. This will likely create a need for digital bulletin boards and for a better …

We present a longitudinal case study of implementing interactive information radiators in a
semi-public corporate context. Our insights include the importance of individually relevant …

This paper elaborates on the first results of an ongoing living lab project on 'smart'city
engagement and offers a theoretical, methodological and empirical contribution to the field …

We present a multi-stakeholder study of the value propositions that various actors associate
with an open community testbed of interactive public displays. Our short-term objective is to …