Future of Museums

What is new is the concept of touchable holograms: not just projected into the air, and not just superimposed onto an actual object, but "haptic holograms" that you can not only touch, but interact with and move.

A science center interractive of the future? Note that it's built with "off-the-shelf parts and good ol' playground sand."

The discussion around companies like Uber and Airbnb is too narrow. The issue isn't just employment, but a huge economic shift led by software and connectedness.

Drone Market Ecosystem map

Shareable infographic from a recent issue of Delayed Gratification

Los Angeles Opera aims to entice a younger crowd by offering costly founders circle seats at $30 for those 30 and younger.

Users don't need to do anything different - they share updates, photos, and links, except they're monetizing the time they spend on the social network. -- Social media plus marketplace seems to be something new.

Studies have shown that people who go outside often are happier, healthier and more creative than those who do not - meaning that integrating outdoor experiences into your design process can give your creativity a boost.

A different, more personal take on what a Third Space is: "Creating a physical and mental boundary between transitions will not only improve your mental wellbeing but your performance in all areas of life."

Interesting example of thinking out of the box: food bank consulted with economists to develop fair and efficient system for distributing donated food.

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For those interested in museum employment issues...Museum Workers Speak

This commentary poses some interesting ethical questions regarding self-driving cars and some of the decisions they might have to make.