Montreal's PixMob for the Win at Captivating Super Bowl LV Halftime Show

Lighting&Sound America Online - News: Immersive experience experts PixMob scored big yet again with both football and music fans alike at the Super Bowl LV Halftime Show featuring a performance by R&B star The Weeknd at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida. The Montreal-based wearable technology, wireless lighting, and crowd activation specialists provided an unforgettable spectacle in a truly challenging year for North America's biggest annual sporting event.

The wonders of 3D printing explained

www.702.co.za/articles: 3D printing has added more functionality to products, and it has allowed for greater depth in designing parts.

This is according to Marius Vermeulen, Project Manager for Additive Manufacturing at Aerosud Innovation and Training Centre.

2020 Product Guide: Structural

Builder Magazine: This year, the emphasis is on the envelope as barrier, insulation, and structural product manufacturers work to strike a balance between a sealed, well-insulated home and a healthy, well-ventilated home. The newest building blocks in builders’ product sets include innovative drainage systems, air and water barriers, new flashing and sealing membranes, and highly efficient insulation options. Read on to find the products that are right for your project.

Flyhouse Motorized Curtain (Shedd Aquarium)

www.flyhouse.com: A few years back, Flyhouse installed one of the largest motorized curtains in the United States at the John G. Shedd Aquarium in Chicago. Today, we received a video from a friend of Flyhouse showing the curtain in action during one of its recent daily performances. We continue to be excited by this project and love that people share the excitement with us!

carlo ratti and sidewalk labs' paving system can quickly turn a highway into a pedestrian plaza

www.designboom.com: carlo ratti associati has collaborated with toronto’s sidewalk labs on a prototype of a modular paving system that can adapt to people’s changing needs, making the streets reconfigurable, safer, and more accessible for everyone. ‘the dynamic street’ proposes an alternative to the curbs and painted lines used to separate forms of traffic in today’s cities, showing instead how embedded lights can communicate crossings, pick-up zones and other uses in a flexible and safe way.

Mysterious Maker Knife deploys its blade with a flick of the finger

newatlas.com: Retractable utility knives are versatile cutting tools, but clicking the blades in and out can require a bit of elbow grease, and once the blade is out many can suffer from slippage. Artisan knife-maker Giacomo Di Muro reckons he's come up with a better solution, with an elegant everyday carry option claimed to simply slide into action and lock securely in place.