Happy 100!
Learn more about how prototyping and engineering has changed since the first Protyping article in 2013.
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Author: Jeremy Losaw
‘Anti-typing’ Joys
Prototyping is discovery though doing. It requires seemingly endless cycles of building and testing in pursuit of making a new technology work. Weeks, months, and sometimes years of building prototypes can be frustrating and lead to innovator burnout. When I find this happening, I turn to activities I call “anti-typing.”
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3D’s WOW Factor
WOWCube® is a three-dimensional screen device that allows users to play games and view data in a unique way. The cube-shaped device consists of eight equal pieces that snap together via a proprietary magnet system. The attachment system allows for the halves to be twisted and locked in a similar manner as a Rubik’s Cube.
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Putting Lice on Ice
Sheila and her team at Pediatric Hair Solutions own a number of lice clinics in the Southeast and have developed a two-step solution that has been proven to kill both active adult lice and their eggs.
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Cooler Heads Prevail
Construction helmets were a natural fit for cooling technology. There has been little innovation in the category, it is a huge market, and mistakes from heat-fatigued workers can be financially and medically costly.
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