How 3D Printing Could Transform a $20 Billion Industry

An ex-Formula One engineer has a vision for making manufacturing nimble and ubiquitous.

Disruptive TechnologiesAngus HerveyJune 18, 20153D printing, the next economy, DIGITISATION, financeComment

The Apocalypse Makes Us Dumb

Looking to the FutureAngus HerveyMay 20, 2015PROGRESSION, mediaComment

Why the Internet of Things is Germany’s biggest chance for the energy revolution

For the first time, we feel the political will to focus on societal benefits rather than fast money.

Looking to the FutureNicolas GuelzowMay 4, 2015energy, the next economy, REGENERATIONComment

Big Data: Separating Hype from Reality

Why do so many people get big data wrong?

Disruptive TechnologiesAngus HerveyApril 20, 2015AUTOMATION, artificial intelligence, future of workComment

Why degrees of cross-pollination determine the speed of innovation

Linear growth models for technology are useless.

Looking to the FutureNicolas GuelzowMarch 23, 2015the next economy, DIGITISATIONComment

Why we should be optimistic about the future

Let’s tell stories of the new dream, not the nightmares.

Looking to the FutureAngus HerveyFebruary 10, 2015the next economy, human progressComment

Why Does Technology Improve Exponentially?

How to think about the forces underpinning the great transformations of our time

Disruptive TechnologiesAngus HerveyJanuary 28, 2015the next economy, human progressComment

Wally Pfister's Transcendence: Prometheus and the Murder of God

The representation of the scientific ‘abomination’ and the ‘good’ humans who destroy it seem almost deliberately unconvincing.

Ivan NiccolaiOctober 22, 2014Comment

Welcome to Future Crunch

The more we look around us, the more we're starting to see the possibility of a future that looks way more interesting than most people would have you believe

Angus HerveyMay 15, 2014 Comments