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Todd Berreth Todd Berreth is a designer, programmer and architect, experimenting with emerging technologies for architectural applications, advanced visualization, and novel human-computer interaction. His research interests focus on the pervasive use of display and sensor technologies in the designed environment, as well as potential opportunities for creating intelligent, useful and engaging spaces and experiences, particularly within the contexts of museums and art. Berreth is affiliated with Duke University, as an instructor and research associate in the Art, Art History and Visual Studies Department / Visualization and Interactive Systems Group. He heads his own research-based design practice, Studio Berreth, that explores the dynamic relationship between people and their media, digital technology and the built world. More information can be found at http://studioberreth.io or via email at todd@studioberreth.io.