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Design for the future that has already happened

「すでに起こった未来」のためのデザイン

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Format: PDF

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Publication code: 20234840

Paper/Info type: Forum Text (Online)

No.23-W12

Pages: 1-13(Total 13 p)

Date of publication: Jan 2024

Publisher: JSAE

Language: Japanese

Event: JSAE Forum 2023 (Winter)

Detailed Information

Category(J)	PPT資料 Translation
Category(E)	PPT slides
Author(J)	1) 山本雄高
Author(E)	1) Yutaka Yamamoto
Affiliation(J)	1) スズキ株式会社
Affiliation(E)	1) SUZUKI MOTOR CORPORATION
Abstract(J)	モビリティ周辺の環境変化や社会的に大きな出来事がデザインに与える影響を予測するのは難しいが，今すでに始まっている変化とその影響を丹念に見つめ，将来のデザインの指標を得ることはできる．我々の主フィールドである日本とインドの人口構造の変化を分析し，今後のモビリティデザインのヒントを探る． Translation

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