Robert L. HendersonNot Well Distributed : Meditations on Speculative Design : Mega 3D PrintingIn the previous two articles in the series, one on meso-scale the other on micro-scale 3D printing the topic was objects you can hold in…Aug 29, 2019Aug 29, 2019
Robert L. HendersonNot Well Distributed : Meditations on Speculative Design : Micro 3D PrintingThe future of 3D printing processes and their influence on production–and society — is found in the scalar extremes of creation. While a…Jul 19, 2019Jul 19, 2019
Robert L. HendersonNot Well Distributed : Meditations On Speculative Design : Meso 3D PrintingThe extreme scalar ends of 3D printing technology, the micro and the mega, deserve their own articles, but the big, relatively established…Jun 14, 2019Jun 14, 2019
Robert L. HendersonNot Well Distributed : Meditations On Speculative Design : Thin GlassYou’ve got it your pocket or you’re reading this article through it right now. Your car, microwave or conventional oven sports a thin…Jun 14, 2019Jun 14, 2019
Robert L. HendersonNot Well Distributed : Meditations On Speculative Design : AerogelThere has long been a fascination in the design industry with aerogel, the ultimate space material: super light, super stiff, super…Jun 14, 2019Jun 14, 2019
Robert L. HendersonNot Well Distributed : Meditations On Speculative Design : Active CoatingsThe industry guys that sell paints — for boat hulls, façades, or interiors — like to call them ‘coatings’. Should they simply be…Jun 14, 2019Jun 14, 2019
Robert L. HendersonNot Well Distributed : Meditations On Speculative Design : IntroductionNot long ago, at a second-tier airport, I saw a guy riding a Ninebot One unicycle. He weaved quickly through the light crowd waiting for…Jun 14, 2019Jun 14, 2019
Robert L. Henderson10 Notes on Knowledge and Innovation ManagementSystems not includedNov 7, 2018Nov 7, 2018
