How can hyper-local solutions help reduce carbon emissions?
Reducing carbon budgets to 2.5 tonnes by 2050 and keeping warming at safe levels starts with cities but will need will multi-stakeholder collaboration.
Computational designer and entrepreneur. Master's in Design Technology with distinction at Harvard University. Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Butlr. Former researcher at City Science Group, MIT Media Lab. Butlr is a World Economic Forum Technology Pioneer. Has won multiple awards in the field of smart city technology, including Architizer A+ Award in Smart Building Technology, Time Magazine 100 Best Inventions, Red Dot Best of Best, Core77 Award, Gold and Platinum A' Design Award, iF Design Award, Fast Company Innovation by Design, World-Changing Ideas, and 1st Prize Future Cities Contest. Research has been published on UIST, SIGGRAPH, CHI, TEI, DIS, and ISWC. Works have been covered by Financial Times, TechCrunch, World Economic Forum, MIT Technology Review, Domus, CCTV, Wallpaper, the National and the Times. Recognized on Forbes 30 Under 30 List 2022.
Reducing carbon budgets to 2.5 tonnes by 2050 and keeping warming at safe levels starts with cities but will need will multi-stakeholder collaboration.
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