We talked to Pete about his past work designing sensor-driven and networked LED lights, his passion for mountain-biking, and why he feels there is an opportunity to re-think how we use the automobile.
A successful workshop is like a well-choreographed dance: it takes proper planning, coordination, and execution - especially when you’re not in the same room.
Chief Growth Officer David Knies explores lessons from his podcast conversation with Bruce Smith, CEO and Founder of Hydrow
Our innovation, design and development teams track trends across the industries in which we work. Here are some stories you might find as interesting as we did.
A collection of inspiring content that explores issues at the center of Black Lives Matter & Pride through the lens of design, business, and innovation.
COVID-19 has forced retailers to quickly adapt to a volatile, dangerous situation. Here's what we can learn from grocery stores.
From planning, to running, to synthesizing research – here are 10 guiding principles for moving research remote.
Thanks to a simple pair of overlaid bell curves, the “Flatten the Curve” concept is now part of everyday lexicon. It quickly confers a complex concept. Alongside broader public health efforts, that visual has been a powerful tool and catalyst for..
A Design Researcher suggests key principles for managing space to accommodate new people, new functions, and new routines.
We talked to Annie about design for accessibility, why she shifted from art to industrial design, and how she brings her gaming hobby and industry knowledge into her design work.
