Creative Technologist Profile: Jonathan Bobrow
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Designing for playful interactions and the virtues of modularity
Jonathan Bobrow is the founder of smart tabletop game company Move38, a former MIT Media Lab researcher, design engineer at AI-enabled semiconductor company Nanotronics, and a Baukunst Collective member. Jonathan likes to describe himself as an artist, designer, inventor, programmer, and activist—a combination truly deserving of the creative technologist title. BK: What’s the first device you took apart and put back together? JB: Most of the things I took apart I didn’t put back together! The one that stands out most in my memory from childhood was taking apart a Teddy Ruxpin, an…
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