3.26.21 | The Garage by HP
Modern Life
Modern Life
How children read differently from books vs. screens
Scrolling may work for social media, but experts say that for school assignments, kids learn better if they slow down their reading.
Modern Life
Modern Life
For planet Earth, no tourism is a curse and a blessing
From the rise in poaching to the waning of noise pollution, travel’s shutdown is having profound effects. Which will remain, and which will vanish?
Modern Life
Modern Life
Why remote workers are moving to small towns and cities
No longer tied to offices and long commutes, white-collar workers are taking advantage of new freedoms, and shifting preferences of where and how they want to work will have long-reaching effects.
Dear Future Me
As the world reimagines education this school year, students are reimagining their future. This heartwarming and hope-filled new film series shows students sharing personal letters written to their future selves.
Innovation
Innovation
The making of VR’s most revolutionary headset
How multidisciplinary researchers at HP Labs took theory to practice and created HP Omnicept, the most intelligent virtual reality solution on the market.
Innovation
Innovation
The new tech toolkit for older adults and their families
From virtual reality simulations to furry robot pets, families are finding new ways to connect with and care for their aging loved ones.
Innovation
Innovation
Rise of the drones
For the new class of customizable, pilotless devices, the sky’s the limit.
Arts & Design
Arts & Design
The show must go on — virtually
With theaters and traditional performance venues shuttered, actors and audiences are turning to the virtual stage.
Arts & Design
Arts & Design
How printed signs are helping us navigate this moment
As people step back into stores, airports, and public spaces, signage plays a crucial role in keeping everyone healthy and safe.
Arts & Design
Arts & Design
How technology is helping preserve and commemorate WWII and Holocaust history
On the 75th anniversary of the end of the war, digital and virtual technology are engaging and educating new generations.