An important part of any technology project is the human who uses it. How do we make sure that it brings joy and utility to their lives?
In this episode, we’re joined by Christine and Wycliffe from Population Services International (PSI). They’re talking about how they approached and talked to people before starting work on two technology projects: a ‘smart’ vending machine distributing contraception, and a chatbot providing advice on sexual health and wellbeing.
Frontier Tech Talks is brought to you by the Frontier Tech Hub, a UKAid funded project that pilots new technologies around the world for social good. To learn more about our programme, check out our Medium publication at bit.ly/frontier-tech.
If you are an employee of the UK Dept. for International Development, you can apply to pilot your idea with us (window closes 18:30 on 30 April 2020): bit.ly/Welcome_To_Livestreaming_C5.
An important part of any technology project is the human who uses it. How do we make sure that it brings joy and utility to their lives?
In this episode, we’re joined by Christine and Wycliffe from Population Services International (PSI). They’re talking about how they approached and talked to people before starting work on two technology projects: a ‘smart’ vending machine distributing contraception, and a chatbot providing advice on sexual health and wellbeing.
Frontier Tech Talks is brought to you by the Frontier Tech Hub, a UKAid funded project that pilots new technologies around the world for social good. To learn more about our programme, check out our Medium publication at bit.ly/frontier-tech.
If you are an employee of the UK Dept. for International Development, you can apply to pilot your idea with us (window closes 18:30 on 30 April 2020): bit.ly/Welcome_To_Livestreaming_C5.