2-May-2019 | Dan Wellers
Blame sci-fi for our obsession with robots. Our fascination with human-like machines has kept our attention on physical bots – think of the still-predominant idea of robots informed by pop culture c
2-May-2019 | Dan Wellers
Assistant bots are developing so rapidly that they’re quickly moving from business automation to becoming an integral adjunct to the human mind. Assistant bots are quickly moving from
3-Apr-2019 | Dan Wellers
Until recently, it was unusual for customers to think about whether a product or service was created in a way that aligned with their personal values. It’s not that customers assumed most things
3-Apr-2019 | Dan Wellers
Customers are becoming more interested in basing spending decisions on their personal beliefs. If companies’ values don't align with their customers’, it could mean lost business. As technology m
21-Jan-2019 | Dan Wellers
Consumers resisted Betty Crocker's instant cake mix when it first hit the market. Adding water and pouring the batter into a pan made baking seem a little too easy. But then the company tweaked the re
5-Dec-2018 | Dan Wellers
[drop-letter]In a brief period, 3D printing (the process of creating a three-dimensional object by adding successive layers of raw material until it is complete) has gone mainstream. Each day more com
5-Dec-2018 | Dan Wellers
4D printing, which builds objects using smart materials, could change everything. This next-generation technology will enable companies to manufacture products that can self-assemble, reshape themsel
28-Nov-2018 | Dan Wellers
The oil crises of the 1970s motivated industrial economies to get smarter about fuel consumption. Now the digital economy faces a similar inflection point. The growing global demand for technology is
28-Nov-2018 | Dan Wellers
Remember the oil crises of 1973 and 1979? Though much of the industrialized West and Japan felt the shock, gasoline was in such short supply in the United States that the federal government cut the na
4-Jun-2018 | Dan Wellers
[drop-letter]1[/drop-letter] [one_half] Perception: Batteries are boring. We notice them only when they’re dead. Credit: Tesla [/one_half] [one_half_last] Reality:
