How Syracuse Became a Hub for Innovation
What began as a workshop on South Geddes Street became ‘the cradle of Syracuse industry’ — a place where collaboration turned into innovation. Today, the spirit lives on: from the food vendors at Salt City Market to Think Variant.
Human Innovation Stories: Teaching The World To Fly
The first commercially available flight simulator was the Link Trainer, invented by Edwin Link in the late 1920s and early 1930s. Known as the "Blue Box" due to its distinctive color, it was instrumental in training pilots during World War II.