A pretty good piece featuring a ton of data visualization projects that I’ve posted about here on Doobybrain before.
Tag: PBS
John Halko is the inventor of the HoofRest, a device that takes the weight of a horse off of the farrier as he/she puts on a horseshoe. It’s not a job many of us see on a daily basis but it’s an important one still.
Here’s another video from PBS’ Under H20 series shot off the coast of Hawaii. These manta rays are enormous!
Watch as PBS sends a film crew underwater off the coast of Hawaii to get footage of what it’s like when a volcano erupts underwater. On the southeast coast of the big island of Hawaii, lava flowing from the Kilauea crater collides with the Pacific Ocean. As new lava emerges, it quickly cools, forming billowy, [...]
Slowly, it’s happening. And at the forefront of this technology is Google Glass. It’ll take a couple of more years to be mainstream, but I am 100% sure that this will become commonplace to have technology be among everyday interactions between you and others. For garments though, I find the future of flashing and moving [...]
In April 1973, Martin Cooper placed the first call from a wireless cellular phone. Here’s a video from PBS Digital Studios about how Martin came up with his cellphone idea and how he turned it into a profitable business model for Motorola and other tech companies.
