Heart-Monitor iPhone App Works By Scanning The Blood In Your Face
To describe a Cardiio, inventor Ming-Zher Poh invokes Arthur C. Clarke, who once said that "any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."
To describe a Cardiio, inventor Ming-Zher Poh invokes Arthur C. Clarke, who once said that "any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."
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Here’s how a group of Silicon Valley designers reconciled a minimalist design with the labyrinthine health-care system.
Because seriously, what does anyone need with a billion dollars in guns?
Animal/human hybrids, radioactive food, and so many beachgoers that there’s no beach left: welcome to 2062.
Demian Conrad turned to the sonic experiments of Ernst Chladni to create a graphic identity for Camerata.
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For its seventh limited-edition run, Ikea challenged its in-house design team to revisit the archives and update vintage pieces to today’s standards.
Delaware researchers are using Lego plastic to print lightweight robotic exoskeletons for growing kids.
With the Closing Ceremony behind us, we look back at the best art, design, and architecture inspired by the London Olympics.
FF Chartwell is an astonishingly clever hack of font technology, which allows you to build stunning graphs without spreadsheets.
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