Greg Daigle

Bio

Since the '80s I have spent a career in human-centered design while looking for the next unexpected innovations in technology, known as “black swans”, and wrote of those experiences. LENR, which I have followed for about 10 years, is one of those technologies and appears poised to introduce worldwide change to our energy economy.

As a former professor of industrial design in the 80's at Minneapolis College of Art and Design, I contributed to the design of a range of physical products — from the systems logic design of Ethospace for the designer of the Aeron and Equa chairs, to the industrial design of Stratasys's first commercial fused deposition modeler (now commonly known as 3D printing), to the front-end display of a Cray supercomputer and concept hybrid lawn mowers for Toro.

In the '90s as a co-founder of ICONOS I designed internationally awarded STEM software for kids, ranked alongside classic software titles Myst and Carmen SanDiego. More recently I taught interaction and interface design at the University of Minnesota, led digital badge concepts under a MacArthur grant and managed QA testing and customer support for e-learning authoring tool ZebraZapps, created by Dr. Michael Allen, one of the co-founders of software giant Macromedia (later folded into Adobe).

Previous Minnebar Presentations:

2009: Black Swans:GME-2 and Orbo... and predicting leaps forward

2019: LENR: A Primer on Carbon-Free Heat Tech

2020: LENR: An Energy Primer - Focus on Rossi's E-Cat

Links:

Portfolio at The Unlit Pipe
Speculative work at Gravity Modification

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