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Zach Kaplan e Keith Schacht mostrano giocattoli dal futuro

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I ragazzi di Inventables, Zach Kaplan e Keith Schacht, mostrano alcuni nuovi e straordinari materiali e come potremmo usarli. Guardate magneti morbidi, inchiostro che individua gli odori, liquidi "secchi" e un'asta di più di tre metri.

Keith Schacht co-founded Inventables, a hothouse for innovation. More recently he's brought us the JobCoin listings board, the Freshwater Venture entrepreneur map, and Facebook's Grow-a-Gift. Full bio »

Zach Kaplan is the CEO of Inventables, a company that collects and shows off new materials and new ideas (you can see their latest collection on Discovery Channel's new show, "Prototype This!"). Full bio »

Translated into Italian by Anna Cristiana Minoli
Reviewed by Fabrizio Bianchi
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