by Kazerne | Sep 19, 2026 | Past Events
AI Agents Map the System. People Move It. When AI models the whole, who moves the elephant in the room? We are very good at building tools that see more. Maps, dashboards, AI agents that hold the entire system at once: displaced costs, ecological consequences, hidden... 
by Kazerne | Jul 29, 2026 | Past Events
Consent, Compost and Community The future is already lived in. Someone already went live. We keep designing and developing for the future as if it doesn’t exist yet. Klein Oers proves it does: 40 households in Veldhoven, living on consent, compost toilets... 
by EIC Info | Jun 19, 2026 | Past Events
Stop pitching health tech. Start setting the table. Designing for people who can least afford a product that almost works Every conference is full of brilliant pilots. Award-winning apps. Beautiful prototypes. Then most of them quietly die. Not because the idea was... 
by Kazerne | May 23, 2026 | Past Events
What thread broke first: the knowledge or the chain? Textile: between lost craft and scalable technology The chain broke. Offshored, forgotten, dissolved into global supply lines where the cheapest kilometer of fabric wins. What remains locally is disconnected:... 
by Kazerne | Mar 26, 2026 | Past Events
Circularity at Scale:From Niche Experiments to Systemic Change How Can Tech & Design Collaborate to Scale into Impact? What if the solutions to our greatest challenges already exist, but are still too small, too slow, or too fragmented to make real impact? How do... 
by Kazerne | Feb 25, 2026 | Past Events
Cut the Crap:Does Innovation Regenerate or Deplete? The Shepherd & The Steward — From Human Doing to Life-Centered Being We celebrate innovation. We reward speed. We optimise efficiency.But the planet is exhausted, systems are cracking, and so called “solutions”...
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