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Often many ideas deemed breakthrough technologies are merely refinements or improvements over existing products or ways of doing things as opposed to something truly revolutionary
On July 21, the Space Shuttle Atlantis landed for the last time, ending three decades of missions in space. With the conclusion of the Shuttle
Some people may know when they have an amazing idea for the next best thing, but actually putting that thought into motion can elude them
My iPhone has been clothed in the new Incase Perforated Snap Case the last few days, and I’m loving how incredibly light it is, yet
You’ve heard of UAVs, unmanned remote controlled military aircraft; but what about USVs? Standing for Unmanned Surface Vehicle, a USV is quite simply an unmanned
When auto makers submit their cars to crash tests, the sensors that are used to collect data about the crash process are often destroyed by
One of the most notable absences from this year’s auto show was that of the iconic Swedish name, Saab, which was typically much anticipated and
I started working at Design-Engine a few days before Valentines Day. I had never attended a trade show before and not knowing what to expect,
TEAMS Design is hosting another Design Research Methods Workshop on Sunday March 4th. The workshop is a ‘primer’ aimed at practicing professionals who want to
Winter time in Chicago usually means miserable colds, icy wind, and crass attitudes, but it also means the annual Chicago Auto Show has arrived, giving
At this years 2012 Motorcyle Show, in Rosemont, IL, lots of sport bikes have traction control standard, including the Kawasaki ZX10R, Ducati 1199 Panigale S,
Here are some selections from Scott Roberston’s blog, Drawthrough JR. Head on over to follow work-in-progress updates on his future books and other creative experiments.
