Author: Andrew de Juan
Reflections on ICVARS 2026: My first paper of my PhD journey
I recently traveled to France to attend and present my paper at ICVARS 2026 (Intelligent Computing in Virtual and Augmented Read More
Mixed Reality Digital Twins and the Blended Life-World
In this blog, I just want to talk about my recently accepted research paper, which is part of my PhD Read More
Considering the relation: the world that a technological artefact creates
Postphenomenology is the study of human-world relations as per mediated by technology and specifically, technological artefacts. There can be no Read More
A thought experiment
A Philosophers' Roundtable As I reflect on some of the great thinkers on technology (and I'm sure there are many Read More
Don Ihde’s “quartet” and MRDTs
The specific technology focus that an MRDT (i.e. component/asset twin in hologram form) brings can almost fit snugly into the Read More
What are my key objectives?
For my PhD full proposal, it is important that I understand what my overarching goals are and subsequently the objectives Read More
Ihde’s Programs – The strength of postphenomenology in my research
Postphenomenology focus As I’ve done more reading on what postphenomenology as a philosophical orientation, and what it offers to my Read More
Justifiying my Methodology
Assignment submission due (Research Strategies Module) There is a submission on May 6th for the module, Research Strategies, which I am Read More
Postphenomenology it is
Thinking about the philosophy of technology We have gotten so used to technology being part of our lives and our Read More
I started my blog
This week, I started this blog to document my progress and findings as I delve into various papers, books, and Read More