October 25, 2008
PEIR – Personal Environmental Impact Report

PEIR (image above) is a Personal Environmental Impact Report system which allows its user to leverage existing technology on their mobile phone to explore and share how they have an impact on the environment and how the environment impacts them, essentially revealing the network between us and our environment.

Below is a video explaining how PEIR works. PEIR was recently exhibited at Wired NestFest, at the bottom of this post is a video tour of PEIR by it’s creators for NextFest.

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