People. Systems. Technology.
Technology shouldn’t arrive naked.
No NakedTech explores and builds the human systems around emerging technology so people and organizations can thrive with it.
Human Readiness
Capability is only the beginning.
Technology can be impressive and still be difficult to live or work with. People need context, judgment, boundaries, skills, governance, feedback, recoverability and agency around it.
We call that Human Readiness: shaping the conditions that help people understand technology, question it, use it well and recover when it goes wrong.
Our focus includes reasonable trust, worker voice, manager capability and workflow redesign—because adopting a tool changes the system around it.
Observation Lab: what we’re testing
Tesla / autonomous systems
AI / agents and human cognition
Tesla / autonomous systems
What changes when a driver becomes a supervisor? We examine attention, judgment and reasonable trust as autonomous systems take on more of the task.
Rusty / robotics
AI / agents and human cognition
Tesla / autonomous systems
A robot can be real, impressive and commercially available—and still not be ready for ordinary life. Rusty helps us ask what useful integration looks like beyond the demonstration.
AI / agents and human cognition
AI / agents and human cognition
AI / agents and human cognition
What changes when AI stops merely answering questions and begins acting? We explore how people delegate, retain agency, check results and expand their thinking alongside AI.