Seth's Blog
Working in retail we are brainwashed to believe that the customer is always right. But is that always the case? As a sales associate at J. Crew far too often do customers come into the store with an air of superiority and it is such a turn off. But thinking along the lines of the importance of customer satisfaction it made me wonder what really fuels innovation is it the thirst for new ideas, technology and means of inspiration or is the bulk of new inventions and ideologies simply a means of satisfying the consumer?
Core77
The Back to the future trilogy has been my favorite movie since I can remember. The moment I saw the Delorean take flight I was enamored. Not to mention Marty had a wining smile and a bad boy each. Since I have always been fascinated by the props they used, deep in my heart I wondered if the flux compassator really did hold the key to time travel. But that wasn't the only
innovative prop. The hoverboard, the auto adjustable sneakers, the auto dry clean jacket, the
fingerprint id machine. I jus
t kept my eyes peeled for the hoverboard commercial or the autoadjust Nike. So when I ran across this blog entry I was filled with a pleasant surprise. Finally we may be on our way to see the engineering put behind some of this awesome ideas that have been in prototype stage for far tooo long.
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