Your world view depending on whether you’re inside or outside of the bubble.
Passing through Chengdu.
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Today’s airport is funkier than most, higher than most.
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Where Things Live When Not in Use
02 Mar 2013
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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One of those days where everything feels upside-down.
En route to Rio.
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In a world of information overlays tied to, say, facial recognition what cues will be provided to help people queue?
How does it change the …
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The plusses of travel tempered by being in a airport after midnight on a friday night. Some airports feel like the set of resident evil …
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Very few static objects carry such authority.
#1: they are a guide, not a rule.
#2: become literate in one-handed use.
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