Hospitals don’t have enough ventilators for COVID-19 patients. But thanks to big-brained humanity and open-source technology, they soon might.

Hospitals don’t have enough ventilators for COVID-19 patients. But thanks to big-brained humanity and open-source technology, they soon might.
So, how many times this season have you heard Paul McCartney’s treacly “Wonderful Christmas Time”? Did an act of congress… Read more Gold, Frankincense…and Metal
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I love modern conveniences. Cruise control, gas grills, TV remotes: I’m an unabashed fan. But this whole IOT invasion of smart… Read more I’ll Vacuum My Own Floor, Thank You
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If you watch or read the work of Salim Ismail, you understand that today’s biggest business challenge is adapting our linear mindsets… Read more “Content”: Always a Noun, Never an Adjective
Chances are, you’ve never heard of the tiny Swiss mountain hamlet of Obermutten. We certainly hadn’t. But this article from Europe’s Digital Tourism Think… Read more Ideas > Media Dollars: Using Facebook To Make the World Love Obermutten
So I stumbled upon a rather amazingly in-depth and celebrity-ridden “social film”, courtesy of Intel and Toshiba. Titled “The Power… Read more I Have No Idea What This Is About. Or Where It’s Going. But I’m Interested. Very, Very Interested.