Matthew Burgos is an editor at designboom based in Milan, Italy. He primarily writes about technology and design, with a focus on digital health, consumer electronics, and mobile applications. His work has been featured in VICE Media, The Face, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, and Chase Publishing Ltd.
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Matthew Burgos' coverage predominantly focuses on design and technology, with a significant emphasis on innovative product launches. He seems particularly interested in reporting on groundbreaking developments within the tech, automotive, and design industries. Given this focus, he would likely be receptive to pitches related to new product releases or major advancements in these fields.
Considering his high percentage of press release coverage, Matthew might prefer receiving pitches that highlight new and noteworthy products or technological innovations. Additionally, given his interest in industry-specific news and private sector announcements, he may be open to exclusive previews of upcoming technology or design-related launches.
While Matthew's geographic focus is not specified, his articles cover international events such as CES 2024. Therefore, pitching global technological advancements and design trends could capture his attention regardless of location.
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By: Matthew Burgos
handmade paper sculptures by zim & zou Zim & Zou reimagines the vintage boombox and cassette tapes as vibrant handmade sculptures made
meet spoa, a series of concept mushroom-inspired devices that can convert wasted energy into reusable electricity.
Electric ferry charging project in Germany will test whether parked EVs can store solar power and help charge island ferries.
Midjourney is developing a body scanner that dips users in a shallow pool, detects their health issues in less than a minute, and generates a detailed image of their muscles, nerves, veins, and more.
HMD unveils a series of Nokia phones that have a dedicated AI button for voice-assisted requests, including calls, texts, and online searches. But after 180 days, users have to pay for it.
Ferrari fans took a sharp dig at its first electric car Luce designed by Jony Ive and Marc Newson, but in less than two months, it sold out.
Named CameraJet, the high-tech toothbrush can floss the user’s mouth on its own by shooting jets of water between the gaps of their teeth.
By: Matthew Burgos
From Samsung’s Galaxy Ring to Oura Ring and the recent Tamagotchi device, rings are becoming a corporate favorite to test the new obsession with modern health and entertainment.
iulius curt creates a custom portable retro player with a cassette tape that records lo-fi songs from streaming apps and smartphones.
By: Matthew Burgos
HOW SLEEP STATE NURTURES HUMAN DESIGN AND CREATIVITY
