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Six Sigma for the Engineer
“To create a more effective decision making environment…you must also provide a rich visual experience through immersion.”
Finally, the Dieter Rams Documentary We’ve Been Waiting For
“…in the future, it will be less important to have many things and more important to exercise care about where and how we live.”
The British Library Has Made Three Centuries of Copyright-Free Images Available for Download
There’s more than a million, and they’re all free. The thing about books is that they’re not very much good Continue reading
How Does A Record Player Work?
I suppose there was a time when most people knew this. Or thought they did. Check out this video at Continue reading
10-second STEM test
via Ralph Grabowski at WorldCAD Access: Our 10-second STEM test Science, technology, engineering, mathematics With the push to put Continue reading
3D Printing Molten Glass
MIT’s New 3-D Printer Uses Molten Glass As A Medium Watch a glassblowing robot make beautiful and precise glassware in Continue reading
The 1984 Macintosh Phone?
Industrial Designer Imagines What a Macintosh Phone Would Have Looked Like in 1984 Of all of the things that came Continue reading
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