The Newspaper of Tomorrow: 11 Predictions from Yesteryear
In the 1920s it was radio that was supposed to kill the newspaper. Then it was TV news. Then it Continue reading
s a m h o c h b e r g – m e t i c u l o u s l y r a n d o m i z e d
I am consistently fascinated by designers and businesspeople who think outside the box, artists who see the world just a little differently, and the tools they use in their work. What does that have to do with this blog? We'll see.
CAD in the pursuit of art
As an engineer, I often think about CAD as a tool for the engineering and design of technological products. But, Continue reading
Clever Negative-Space Package Design Wins London’s Design Museum “Design of the Year 2013”
Here’s a brilliant example of how a couple is using design, and cleverly exploiting an existing system, to do some Continue reading
Twenty Awesome Covers From The US Space Program
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1947: Bell Telephone Acoustics Lab
“Bell Telephone engineer in a research room designed to eliminate 99% of all outside sound” via http://www.retronaut.com/2013/03/bell-telephone-acoustics-lab/
Automotive Art – Maserati 300S
Sir Stirling Moss has described the 3-litre, 6-cylinder-engined Maserati 300S as having been: “…one of my favourite front-engined sports Maseratis Continue reading
10 Widely Used Inventions Pioneered by NASA
Image Source It’s understandable that NASA’s attempts to travel to the stars have yielded innovative spillovers in the world of Continue reading
Transactive Memory and 3D Content
I’ve been reading a bit lately about transactive memory. It’s a theory that basically states that in any organization, the Continue reading
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