Articles by Kyle Studstill
Kyle Studstill is a regular contributor to PSFK.com. Kyle works as a consultant working at the New York office of PSFK. His background is in analysis, from the analysis of cultural and technological change, to analysis of consumer and human insight, to military intelligence analysis with the US Intelligence and Security Command. Kyle loves the future, much like O'Brien from Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four.
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A new social platform allows you to pick things to do and share them with specific people of your choice to...
Internet comes in, smell comes out. A new web-connected robot turns attention-demanding notifications into...
Cubby is a new service that allows you to store your bags temporarily in a secure location while you tour the...
Media agency Mandala collaborates with artists and designers to bring people together and create communities...
A new desktop application creates a collective dumpster for the digital trash of its users.
At clothing displays, mobile tags will be available for customers to scan and see similar items in the...
Purina's Friskies has developed three apps built to be played on the iPad and on Android tablets, drawing upon...
The New York Public Library has released a tool that allows people to digitally explore collections within its...
A playful feature of the Invisible Playground website shows how site visitors can be inspired to interact and...
A celebration of 100 years of the New York public library's main building explores the human condition as...
A message from the Google I/O Twitter account points to an interesting clash developing between natural...
On May 13, PSFK will bring together the editors of top design industry websites to kick off Design Week and...
A video posted by a team at Miami Ad School Europe in Berlin describes a campaign that offers real rewards to...
An new platform uses the unique features of mobile phones and tablets to make it easier for children and...
A scientist-poet has produced a new work of poetry in collaboration with naturally replicating bacteria.
An engineering team at Rice University have adapted a cooking device for areas in development into a tool that...
Media artist Natasha Vita-More talks to PSFK about the prolongation of personhood beyond biology and emerging...
A people-powered weather service shows an interesting way that sentiment may be captured in future weather...
A friendly robot that helps collect donations is one of the latest development in human-machine interactions.
A "Delicious for code snippets" is an important manifestation in the development of shared resources.
Artist Jason Lazurus invites co-collaborators to build an exhibition from art ideas that are impossible to...
An app-based platform syncs multiple devices to capture multi-angle video.
A new design environment allows for the quick development of simple printable objects.
A prototype demonstrates how programmable objects can provide soft visual cues to help new learners.
A prototype game currently in development draws from experiences mentioned on Twitter to generate gameplay...
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