When things, like the aircraft wheelchair pictured here, have autonomous mobility where do they live when they are not engaged in a task, or roaming.



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And coincidentally, the FAA engineering and design guidelines for airports, pilots airport map of SFO.
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Do cultural attitudes towards obeying and breaking rules – not crossing a road except using pedestrian crossings also extend to the rules by which things …
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Transgressions that become more obvious as the context changes – the parking equivilent of saying the punchline to a rude joke just as the room goes quiet.
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Those little design details that help you see what your brain is trained to see.
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But what functionality does the key hole represent? And what is the cost of finding out? The way in which an object is inserted into another …
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