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Brinkworth suspends wooden skateboarding bowl inside San Francisco’s Supreme store Exoskeleton

Brinkworth suspends wooden skateboarding bowl inside San Francisco’s Supreme store

London design studio Brinkworth has built an elevated skateboarding bowl inside this Supreme store in San Francisco that reverberates sounds "like a huge speaker".The Supreme store is in the city's Mid-Market neighbourhood, in a retail space on the ground floor of an industrial building renovated by UK practices Brinkworth and…
bubmag
February 18, 2020
Highly sensitive sensors show promise in enhancing human touch Exoskeleton

Highly sensitive sensors show promise in enhancing human touch

The visually aided tactile enhancement system, VATES, applied for precise motion control. The ultrathin highly sensitive crack-based sensor, signal acquisition circuit and real-time display system are used to realize the induction of tiny deformations. Ultrathin sensors exceed human skin sensitivity and do not disturb the human skin's tactile sensation. A…
bubmag
February 18, 2020
Alphabet’s wooden skyscraper in Toronto could be tallest in the world Exoskeleton

Alphabet’s wooden skyscraper in Toronto could be tallest in the world

Sidewalk Labs CEO Dan Doctoroff and a rendering of the tower (Credit: Sidewalk Labs/Michael Green Architecture and Gensler) Alphabet’s architecture and design arm has unveiled a proof of concept for what could be the world’s tallest mass-timber high-rise. Sidewalk Labs, headed by former Deputy Mayor Dan Doctoroff, released digital models, diagrams,…
bubmag
February 16, 2020
In a Future War, the Air Force’s Big Air Bases Could Be a Big Liability Exoskeleton

In a Future War, the Air Force’s Big Air Bases Could Be a Big Liability

U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Matthew Seefeldt China and Russia maintain large missile and bomber forces capable of targeting airfields with precision, knocking them out and preventing high performance fighter jets from flying.So the Air Force is planning to disperse its fleets of fighters, bombers, and other planes…
bubmag
February 13, 2020
Tech Convergence is Driving the Future of Manufacturing Exoskeleton

Tech Convergence is Driving the Future of Manufacturing

Not everyone learns the same way, and different types of learning—auditory, visual, tactile, kinesthetic or a mix—aren’t always well-represented in academia or company training programs. According to a 2018 IndustryWeek/Poka survey of 426 manufacturing leaders, the most effective training method is on-the-floor pairing/shadowing where trainees observe and interact with experts…
bubmag
February 10, 2020