Pervasive Computing

Interaction designers who wish to design in the space of pervasive computing should pay close attention to lessons from architecture on place and social infrastructure.

Be wary of visions of the future that overlook the value of context and require people to give up aspects of their humanity to better configure with the technology or product.

The things we make affect the world not just by what they do, but also by what they are. Design shapes culture and to imagine it as invisible is to promote an inert culture.

The posthuman everyday is a world in which technological movements have been assembled to override human discretion, judgement, and intention with the needs of our technological systems.

Note: The above summary is in my own words.