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MIT is turning its entire campus into a five-day experiment in what comes next
5+ day, 23+ hour ago (412+ words) DesignWanted MIT is turning its entire campus into a five-day experiment in what comes next MIT Future Fest, a new annual festival from the MIT Museum, will take over the MIT campus in Cambridge, Massachusetts, opening labs, studios, and public…...
SUR+PLUS, a collection that questions our production systems
1+ week, 1+ day ago (350+ words) From construction sites to furniture production, the management of materials is based on a simple principle rooted in project economics: as a form of risk management to deal with possible damage, design errors or delivery issues, standard practice suggests ordering…...
Massimo Banzi’s SuperModerno wants to demystify technology
1+ week, 4+ day ago (561+ words) SuperModerno is the name of Massimo Banzi’s multi-channel media company dedicated to technology. And there’s something funny about the fact that the latest project by one of the inventors of Arduino – a man who has spent most of his life…...
Ants, bananas, and a bicycle: how 4 students rethought first-mile transportation
2+ week, 6+ day ago (316+ words) In the international conversation about supply chains, most attention gathers around the “last mile,” the final stretch between a warehouse and a customer’s door. Instead, ATTA has decided to investigate the first mile: the walk from a farm plot, often…...