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Innovation Nation: Project Loon
Originally published at http://www.quicksilver-mfg.com/blog There’s nothing worse for most people in today’s world than a spotty wi-fi connection. It interrupts your work, your play–even some applications you don’t even realize you rely on can be impacted by a faulty wireless connection. But, many people forget that, as annoying as .1kpbs per second downloads are, there […]
Innovation Nation: The Pilot
One of the most frustrating experiences in life can be trying to communicate with someone who does not speak your language. If you neither of you are familiar with the other’s language, it can quickly become a frustrating exercise in futility. The universal translator has been a staple of science fiction since the mid-1900s, first […]
Design Spotlight: The Gloves that Speak Sign Language
Quick. When’s the last time you had a conversation in sign language? If you’re like the majority of Americans, your answer to that is most likely “never”. Maybe you learned a little in elementary school– enough to perform a song, or say the alphabet– but unless you’re deaf yourself, or have a deaf family member, […]
Quicksilver Spotlight: Hertha Marks Ayrton, First Lady of Engineering
Originally posted at quicksilver-mfg.com/blog/ When you think of engineering in the 1800s, many things come to mind. The industrial revolution, the steam engine, and figures like Thomas Edison and, if you’re particularly nerdy, Nikola Tesla. Lesser known, however, were the female engineers of the time. Thankfully, we live in the information age, and so information […]