“MAYA Design is juicing innovation by teaching techies design basics.
The 50-member team of computer scientists, psychologists, designers, engineers, and anthropologists dedicates 30% of its resources to researching how humans and technology will interact 10 years from now, thanks in part to $20 million in funding from the Department of Defense. The other 70% goes to applying those lessons for MAYA’s corporate clients, helping to craft everything from washing machines to wearable computers for companies including Bayer, GE, and Whirlpool.”
30 May 2009
Inside MAYA Design’s innovation boot camps
How a little lab called MAYA is giving firms such as Emerson and General Dynamics an innovation boost. Fast Company reports.
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