Human organs, printed in space, may be available to transplant into humans, by 2040. Good Morning from Las Vegas and Day 2 of #ces2023 (Consumer Electronic Show). This mornings incredible presentations kicked off with a 20 minute live cross to 2 astronauts on the ISS space shuttle, talking about their everyday life on board, their […]
I am thrilled to announce that “Equal Access: Inclusion for Everyone – Reimagining Disability & together creating an Inclusive Future for all”, one of a series of short documentary films created for Griffith University by Elizabeth Kendall, Ivan Gomez and I, has been chosen, from the many thousands of global entrants, as a finalist in this years International World Health […]
schadenfreude /ˈʃɑːd(ə)nˌfrɔɪdə,German ˈʃɑːdənˌfrɔydə/Learn to pronounce noun pleasure derived by someone from another person’s misfortune. is a big part of why reality TV works so well. But wait there’s more. Reality TV’s history is deeply rooted in our innate desire to peer over a fence and voyeuristically see into other people’s lives. As a television genre […]
Brain Computer Interfaces are getting a lot of attention lately, as they try and figure out the science of directly wiring your brain to the internet and to tech. At first glance its seems far fetched and story, but take it into the land of disability and what if you could connect to the world, […]
One size no longer fits all, as our future-world of streets, transport, homes, offices and public building all know in advance who’s going to use the space, what it’s going to be used for and their level of ability and dynamically adapts to the individual’s requirements.
We are transitioning from Homo Sapiens to technologically tethered Homo Cyborg’s that will live to 120 and work to 100. In this evolving world of tomorrow how we work, where, when, for whom and how will all change, as will the notion of work itself. Beyond this is the reality that we will have 7 […]