An Oral History of Native Instruments
CEO Daniel Haver covers milestones and hilarious anecdotes from the music brand's 20-year existence
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Naked, the World’s First Home Body Scanner
Track body fat percentage, key measurements and much more from the comfort of your own home
Via engadget.com
The Future Interfaces Group is Designing the Everyday Devices of Tomorrow
There’s a lapse in smart technology where human context and cues exist in real life. Things like gestures, expressions, noises and secondary movements are all missed by tech that can only respond …
Brightest App Makes Volunteering Easier
Filter causes and locations and find organizations to help out
Via outsideonline.com
Outside Magazine Recommends Seven Apps to Have The Best Ski Season
To reduce friction from ski season—whether that be through guidance on accumulation patterns, snagging last-minute flights or even tracking storms—smartphone apps are the new must-have accessories to maximize one’s efforts on the …
Via wired.com
Postmates’ Pretty Cute Autonomous Delivery Robot
With the ability to carry up to 50 pounds of cargo and travel in a 30-mile range, Serve is the first autonomous delivery robot in the Postmates fleet. It’s expected to make …
Via cntraveler.com
JetBlue Founder David Neeleman’s Vision for High-Tech, Low Cost Moxy Airlines
Aviation entrepreneur David Neeleman has launched or overhauled six airlines now, with the founding of JetBlue arguably his most well-known achievement. Neeleman is currently developing a new high-tech, low cost airline under the working …
Via nbcnews.com
Earth’s “Deep Biosphere” Thrives Beneath Our Feet
The Deep Carbon Observatory (DCO), composed of 1,000 scientists from 52 countries, studies the underground ecosystems between Earth’s surface and its core. In a recent statement, this has been referred to as “Deep Biosphere” as a …
Via msn.com
The Fastest Spacecraft Ever, NASA’s Parker Space Probe
The fastest manmade object ever, NASA’s Parker Space Probe, hurtled toward our Sun at 700,000 kilometers per hour. Its mission: to learn about particle and solar wind acceleration in the Sun’s corona, its …
Via nytimes.com
Anonymous Location Data Pinpoints People
You already know that your smartphone apps gather your location data and sell it. We’ve also all been told it’s anonymous—but as the New York Times reports, it’s so personal that while …