Episode 11: Pensa!
from Core77 Presents Afterschool Hosted by Don Lehman
Brooklyn-based design firm Pensa, is helping to pioneer the movement for consultancies to bring their own projects to market. Earlier this summer they partnered with Goal Zero and AT&T to develop Street Charge, a solar powered charging station that can be easily installed in public spaces. Today I talk with two of Pensa's partners: Marco Perry and Mark Prommel, about their new project: the DIWire, a desktop wire bender that launched today on Kickstarter.
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