NASA’s New Space Suit Lets Astronauts Dress In Seconds
Even the toughest, smartest astronaut looks silly getting dressed for space. But a new suit design will make the process near-instantaneous.
Even the toughest, smartest astronaut looks silly getting dressed for space. But a new suit design will make the process near-instantaneous.
In 2012, big business embraced startup culture, Apple got its comeuppance (down with skeuomorphism!), and brainstorming got debunked.
Bahar Yurukoglu uses plastic to create hovering neon landscapes.
Rietveld Landscape gives the site surrounding a former fort a modern, social identity.
The next phase for the street-side, scaffolding-attached seats, planters, counters, lights, and screens is an extended installation in the Big Apple.
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Gestural interfaces are hot, but they’re still difficult to get right. Rise actually pulls it off.
With motors, light sensors, accelerometers, and Bluetooth, a team of designer-engineers has crafted building blocks that can create digital devices.
Facebook has released its Poke app. Yes, it’s a shameless Snapchat clone, but it also responds to a basic human need.
John Hanke, the man at the helm of Google’s experimental game, Ingress, charts the course for the future of mobile gaming.
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