We are thrilled to annouce that DGI was featured in Wired Italia’s issue 71.
In the article Se il “Make in Italy” partisse da qui? by Guido Romeo, our Digital Design Director Leandro Agrò underlines the fact that the great Italian design was not characterized just by the purely aesthetic, but was the result of a deep intuitive understanding of human needs and feelings. This peculiarity of Italian culture is the key to create the objects of the future, which are becoming more and more autonomous and proactive: “We have to rethink interaction design as the design of the relationship between people and objects”. Humans, and not technology, must remain the focus of the project.
Defined as “the Rolling Stone of technology”, Wired first launched in the USA in January 1993 and quickly grew a cult following among geeks and tech-savvy readers. The Italian edition launched in March 2009.
