Steven M. Johnson on Turn Signal Clothing
The inventor and humorist also was prescient about buses.
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Turn your car into your office with a Skype-equipped BMW
This truly is just what we needed.
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Lloyd Alter in Cars July 17, 2017
Wallclimbers: an earlier attempt at people-powered elevators
Cartoonist and inventor Steven M. Johnson has us climbing the walls.
Take your laundry to the spin class with the Bike Washing Machine
This gives the "spin cycle" a whole new meaning.
City of Fresno legalizes tiny homes, and Steven M. Johnson is on it
Our favorite cartoonist solves a major problem with tiny houses.
Steven M. Johnson's take on the wearable sleeping bag
Of course he has been there, done that.
Pushmaster integrates a kitchen, laundry and tent into one mobile unit
Steven M. Johnson beat the GrubHub by 25 years.
Steven M. Johnson designs transformer furniture for the home/office
We have been showing these for years, but the artist/inventor beats us to the punch again
Steven M. Johnson solves the Amazon office bathroom problem
And the Seattle housing shortage problem at the same time.
Steven M. Johnson imagined the shower of the future 25 years ago
Once again our favorite visionary was ahead of his time.
It's not womens' metabolism that keeps them cool in the office; it's the men in suits.
And Steven M. Johnson has the answer to the problem.
Elevated bike lanes will abound in Utopia
An annual Toronto event is pretty utopian, as two major highways are closed to cars and given over to cyclists.
Never leave the office when you have Steven M. Johnson's Office Sleeper
Work/life balance is over-rated anyway.
Your office is in your car
Steven M. Johnson shows how the well-equipped mobile worker got around twenty-five years ago.
Steven M. Johnson's Hiding Capsule would have been perfect for a LifeEdited
This might be the perfect bed for a New York apartment.
Steven M. Johnson's idea for solar heating makes a lot of sense.
It's reminiscent of some other crackpot ideas from the seventies.
Steven M. Johnson's adresses the problems of the tiny house/ shedworking movement
In one cartoon he solves a long list of issues that have kept it from going mainstream.
Steven Johnson's transformer chair turns into a rowing machine
I could use this right now.
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