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Science Fiction Prototyping editor Brian David Johnson talks with Richard Sear, vice president of consulting at Frost and Sullivan, about the next stage of intelligent, aware, and social machines designed specifically to work with people. From Computer's June 2016 issue: http://www.computer.org/csdl/mags/co/2016/06/index.html.

Editor Brian David Johnson and guest author Evan Atherton expand on the column "Science Fiction Prototyping at Work," in which Atherton discusses how Autodesk is using science fiction prototyping to explore the future of design, technology, and humans. From Computer's August 2016 issue: www.computer.org/csdl/mags/co/2016/08/index.html.

Science Fiction Prototyping editor Brian David Johnson discusses his latest venture: exploring the future of the American dream. From Computer's January 2016 issue: http://www.computer.org/csdl/mags/co/2016/01/index.html. Visit Computer: http://www.computer.org/computer.

Science Fiction Prototyping editor Brian David Johnson speaks with California College of the Arts student Ryan Hogan about one of the most important parts of science fiction prototypingóthe science fiction. From Computer's May 2015 issue: http://www.computer.org/csdl/mags/co/2015/05/index.html. Visit Computer: http://www.computer.org/computer. Subscribe to the Science Fiction Prototyping podcast on iTunes at https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/science-fiction-prototyping/id663369661.

Science Fiction Prototyping editor Brian David Johnson sits down with eight-year-old Cole to imagine a robot when he least expects itóon vacation. From Computer's July 2015 issue: http://www.computer.org/csdl/mags/co/2015/07/index.html. Visit Computer: http://www.computer.org/computer.

Science Fiction Prototyping editor Brian David Johnson talks with California College of the Arts student Gregory Stock about his experience with science fiction prototyping and how itís like exploring dark caves. From Computer's May 2015 issue: http://www.computer.org/csdl/mags/co/2015/05/index.html. Visit Computer: http://www.computer.org/computer.

SScience Fiction Prototyping editor Brian David Johnson speaks with California College of the Arts student JJ Hadley about how science fiction prototyping can give you the space and permission to explore possible futures. From Computer's May 2015 issue: http://www.computer.org/csdl/mags/co/2015/05/index.html. Visit Computer: http://www.computer.org/computer.

Science Fiction Prototyping editor Brian David Johnson speaks with Tawny Schlieski about the fears and promises of virtual reality technology.

Science Fiction Prototyping editor Brian David Johnson speaks with Lety Murray, Ali Draudt, and Julia West about their personal experiences working with science fiction prototyping at California College of the Arts.

Futurist Brian David Johnson expands on his column, sitting down with Sandy Winkelman, his creative partner and illustrator of the 21st Century Robot stories, to discuss the actual creation of robotic science fiction prototypes.

Futurist Brian David Johnson expands on his Science Fiction Prototyping column, speaking with Julie Hubschman about how she spent the summer with Jimmy the Robot, a walking, talking, tweeting science fiction prototype.

In the tradition of editor Sam Moskowitz, who chronicled the accomplishments of John W. Campbell's new approach to science fiction in the anthology Doorway into Time, author Brian David Johnson speaks with Vic Callaghan and Anasol Pena-Rios about their crusade to explore and expand science fiction prototyping at the New Creatives event, a pilot trial at Essex University to explore the potential of micro SFPs as a way to get students interested in science, technology, engineering, and math.

Prompted by a reader's submission, futurist Brian David Johnson explores the intersection of evolution and technology with Nathan Shedroff, co-author of "Make it So," an investigation of science fiction and design.

Brian David Johnson talks about taking the 3D printed exoskeleton of Jimmy, a 21st century robot, through New York City and interviews Dr. Simon Egerton, roboticist, academic, and professor at Manash University in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Are we in the middle of one as we speak? Brian David Johnson talks with Tony Salvador, director of Intel's Experience Insights Lab and senior principal engineer, about the social science behind big data and the radical flux happening in the behavior of people all over the world.

In the final podcast from NASA, Brian David Johnson talked with author Douglas Coupland about his experience at the Autodesk IDEAS event. They discuss the power of science fiction and the surprising thing about the gathering of scientists and thinkers.

Brian David Johnson continues his reports from NASA with a conversation with science fiction author Ramez Naam about his views on the power of science fiction prototyping to allow us to engineer better products and the future.

Brian David Johnson kicks off a series of podcasts from the NASA Ames Research Center. In this podcast, he chats with Autodesk's Jonathan Knowles, sponsor of the Autodesk IDEAS event.

Brian David Johnson comes to us from Arizona at the International Science and Engineering Fair, the world's largest international pre-college science competition.

In this podcast, Johnson comes to us from San Francisco, California, and reads us an excerpt from the first Science Fiction Prototyping column from the January 2013 issue of Computer magazine.