Peter Ward·Nov 15, 2018The Real-Life Superheroes Defending New York City’s StreetsEvery night in New York, a handful of civilians around the city dress themselves in costumes and take to the streets to fight crime.A response icon1A response icon1
Peter Ward·Nov 15, 2018Taking Humans Out of HospitalityHospitality has always been about human interaction. But in an increasingly automated world, does face-to-face service still have a place…
Peter Ward·Nov 9, 2018New York City’s Long-Held Fascination With Moving SidewalksNew York City’s sidewalks could have been very, very different.A response icon1A response icon1
Peter Ward·Nov 9, 2018North Korea’s Long Journey Towards Connecting to the WorldShould North Korea ever wish to emerge from it’s self-imposed exile, connecting to the world would be tricky.A response icon1A response icon1
Peter Ward·Nov 9, 2018Using Today’s Technology to Preserve the PastDigital archaeology is being used to save landmarks previously thought lost.
InThe OmnivorebyPeter Ward·Apr 10, 2018Using Technology to Protect the Great Barrier ReefOne of the world’s greatest natural phenomenons is under constant attack by conditions brought on by climate change.A response icon1A response icon1
InThe OmnivorebyPeter Ward·Mar 13, 2018The Curious Pneumatic Tubes of New York CityCast-iron pipes were once used to fire off mail (and even one time a cat) around a now-defunct underground tunnel system.
InThe OmnivorebyPeter Ward·Feb 22, 2018How to Democratize the Journey to SpaceBefore we go to Mars, we need more people in space.
InThe OmnivorebyPeter Ward·Feb 8, 2018Driverless Boats Tested On Amsterdam’s CanalsMIT’s “Roboats” project aims to put autonomous vehicles on the water.A response icon2A response icon2
InThe OmnivorebyPeter Ward·Jan 25, 2018Space is the Ultimate Vacation DestinationThe space tourism race is hotting up, as new players enter the game.A response icon4A response icon4
