Outline Stroke, digital craftsmanship that makes the canvas three-dimensional
An Israeli designer develops a whole method of making a plethora of 3D objects, all in canvas.
Search Results for: handicraft
What are the most beautiful casinos in Europe?
On this journey across the continent, we will explore the most fascinating and prestigious casinos in Europe, where sumptuous architecture, first-class services and a vibrant atmosphere combine to offer an unrivaled entertainment experience. From the glittering lights of Monte Carlo to the sophistication of London, passing through the hidden pearls of Europe, we forget the world of online casinos to discover physical places where glamor meets gaming to create a one-of-a-kind experience. Monte Carlo, Monaco – Monte Carlo Casino The Casino of … Read more
The future dominated by Robots and AI? A call to arms, or rather: to the Arts.
The rise of AI and robotics will literally drag us towards the rediscovery of arts and crafts. More than a prediction, it is a consequence of the future upon us.
What if Leonardo had created radio in the Renaissance? A bit of fictional history
Leonardo Da Vinci and his (fictitious) radio: how advanced Renaissance technology could have altered the future of global communication.
The creators of DeepMind in a paper: "AI can really destroy humanity"
Scientists developing DeepMind, Google's artificial intelligence, preach caution and explain why it is necessary.
HexBix: wood and cocoa waste, the soundproofing you don't expect
HexBix, acoustic coverings born from "waste supply chains". Another proof that waste is "differently" raw material, you just have to understand it.
In Coreglia, the past and future of manufacturing go hand in hand: everyone at the school of 3D printing
A centuries-old tradition that ends straight into the new millennium: Coreglia Antelminelli, home of manufacturing, opens a school of the future.
Metaverse next coming: 4 predictions of the virtual world to come
Everything you would like to know about the upcoming metaverse. Or at least, all I can imagine on this matter.
Challenge to the future: 6 "human" rules for surviving an automatic world
The world is becoming increasingly automatic, and we no longer risk ending up in the machine, but becoming one. Here's what you can do to avoid it.
Snapmaker 2.0, bionic sculptor: carving, 3D printing, 360 ° laser engraving
Snapmaker 2.0 is the latest generation of “electronic sculptor”. Laser engraving, milling and 3D printing all in one: the craftsmanship of the future.
Zaha Hadid unveils design for the skyscraper on the world's most expensive site
A flower that rises on the most expensive land in the world: this is the new glass skyscraper that will be built in Hong Kong by Zaha Hadid Architects
Tirana Riverside, Boeri designs the first coronavirus-resistant neighborhood
Tirana Riverside, the first coronavirus-resistant district designed by Boeri, shows an insight into how we should redesign future cities regardless of the virus, simply to live better.
20 years ago a magazine told us: here are the forecasts for the next millennium
A magazine from 20 years ago, on the eve of 1997, lined up the most accurate list of predictions for 2020. And some solemn absurdities. This is how they saw us.
Cheer Project, eco-sustainable products from pine needles
Each phase of the process is natural and gives life to biodegradable, fireproof, waterproof and recyclable products. Pine needles: aesthetic and ecological triumph.
5 predictions in 5 years for a revolution: VR and AR will change the world
Here are 5 predictions on small revolutions that with virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) will add more worlds to what we live.
Maker Faire: the innovation fair
This year too, the #Maker Faire, the innovation fair, will be held in Rome, which will host hundreds of projects and 100 pavilions in 6 thousand square meters. The next Maker Faire, the international event dedicated to the world of digital craftsmanship and innovation, will be a maxi fair. Save the date: from 14 to 16 October in the spaces of the Nuova Fiera di Roma. “We were no longer in the spaces – said Riccardo Luna, curator of the event – now we have a truly gigantic one and we will take advantage of it to increase the ... Read more
There's no need to be comfortable: the crisis is also hitting the sofa. Natuzzi's complaint.
Pushed globalization has not been interpreted in the best way: many analysts expected the world to become smaller, and instead we only discovered it to be worse. There is a lack of rules that allow true freedom of exchange, because the total absence of economic constraints has leveled the prices of goods that require human labor downwards: their decline has corresponded to the lowering of workers' income and purchasing power. And the quality of the products? Worsened, with the use of… Read more
