technology
Metro-North’s Leaf-Zapping “Laser Train” Returns
While trains full of leaf-peepers travel along New York’s scenic rail routes this fall, the Metro-North’s leaf-zapping “Laser
New Augmented Reality App Recreates Historic NYC Buildings
Every street in New York City is imbued with history. Each building and lot houses countless stories about the Big
Gizmodo’s “Home of the Future”: Robots in an Old-School Nolita Gym
Imagine completely redesigning your apartment with the coolest, latest gadgets, no matter the expense. Well the staff over at Gizmodo
Crowdsourcing Problematic Phone Booths in Hell’s Kitchen using OpenPlans
With the ubiquitousness of the cell phone, pay phones may be on their way to obsolescence. While London has found
NYC's Storefront for Art and Architecture Exhibit Questions Architects' Drawing Practices
A new show at one of our favorite spaces in the city–the Storefront for Art and Architecture–opened last
Amsterdam: A (3D Printed!) House of One's Own
With a six-meter-tall machine and some ambitious architects, the world’s first printed 3D house is in the works. Using
Show at Art Amalgamated Explores Modes of Communication & Technology
A new show at (Art) Amalgamated in Chelsea strives to test the boundaries of communication and connection in the 21st
Untapped Paris ♥ Dead Drops
Last Sunday, we decided to go to the very first Dead Drop in Paris. For those unfamiliar with the Dead
DOT Releases iPhone App for Drunk Drivers!
Clever little public service move disguised as fun interactive technology. And it comes directly from the NYC Department of Transportation!