Peter Horvath blogs for Make Magazine, a quarterly which celebrates hacking, tweaking and bending technology and co-founded O'Reilly Media's Ignite Toronto. He attended the Interactive Telecommunications Program and can be found connecting the planet with Networked Organisms, LLC. Spime.org / @peterhorvath.
Karmen Franinovic is an interaction designer and architect working with social and phenomenological aspects of interactive technologies. At Zurich University of Arts, she leads BA interaction design program, supervises MA students and conducts research in the area of sonic and tangible interaction design.
Sean Dodson is teaching Journalism and writing for the Guardian. He was among the first to write about the Internet of Things for a broad audience.
Denis Roio, aka Jaromil, is a nomadic developer and media artist inspired by the Free Software and Free Speech movements. Since the year 2000 he is a public figure among the dyne.org hackers, his creations are recommended by the FSF and redistributed by several GNU/Linux operating systems worldwide. Since 2005 he leads R&D activities for the NIMk in Amsterdam, publishing software for media creativity and contributing to theoretical discourses. In 2009 he has been awarded the Vilem Flusser Theory Award and is now studying for a PhD at the Planetary Collegium (M-Node) of the University of Plymouth, under supervision of professor Antonio Caronia.