October 2016 Archive

Turning famine into feasts: Insects as the livestock of tomorrow

Design Frontiers • 3 Oct 16

Consider Nordic Food Labs - the science kitchen that makes bugs a more tasty prospect. >
Future of food: Diary of a cell farmer

Design Frontiers • 4 Oct 16

Imagine beef without cows and eggs without chickens. Cellular agriculture can serve up food with no animals. >
Ugly produce for a better world

Design Frontiers • 5 Oct 16

That wonky-looking vegetable in your pantry could be the key to solving world-hunger. >
Humans and algae: An interdependence

Design Frontiers • 11 Oct 16

A future where fresh air is inside not outside. >
How to make roads work for you

Design Frontiers • 11 Oct 16

Solar Roadways, a US-based startup, imagines a world that is navigated by efficient, power-generating roads. >
Pauline van Dongen’s latest invention is a shirt designed to correct your posture

Design Frontiers • 14 Oct 16

Eliminate slouching with this smart addition to your wardrobe. >
The drone you can eat

Design Frontiers • 17 Oct 16

Edible and unmanned, this drone could be a game-changer for aid delivery. >
Hyperloop concept could be the railway transport of tomorrow

Design Frontiers • 17 Oct 16

Take a look at SpaceX’s evolution of maglev trains. >
Heart-monitoring smart watch empowers wearers to live longer lives

Design Frontiers • 17 Oct 16

The iBeat is a life-saving wearable for every age. >
Open source wheelchair for developing countries

Design Frontiers • 19 Oct 16

The SafariSeat by Kenya-based design team Uji is an open-source wheelchair specially tailored to the needs of people living in rural communities. >
The ‘glow-in-the-dark’, energy-efficient cycle lane

Design Frontiers • 20 Oct 16

This unique solar-powered bicycle path is guiding Poland’s nighttime cyclists. >
Disrupting expensive city housing with Big World Homes

Design Frontiers • 21 Oct 16

Affordable, flat-packed homes that rethink the way people live. >
Speeding up physiotherapy with soft robotics

Design Frontiers • 21 Oct 16

A Swiss lab develops robotic exoskeleton tech for good. >
The ‘dirty’ way Toyota is creating cleaner fuel

Design Frontiers • 24 Oct 16

Would you drive a car powered by poo? >
Student designed device to investigate the Arctic’s underwater environment

Design Frontiers • 25 Oct 16

The DeepFreezeROV promises to expand our understanding of a world we can’t see. >
Sensing strain in the body with new fibre optics

Design Frontiers • 26 Oct 16

These refined fibres could one day revolutionise neuroscience and brain treatment. >
The Shit Museum sells you crap

Design Frontiers • 26 Oct 16

Not all shit is waste: Merdacotta is a material made of cow manure and clay that pushes you to see the potential of poo. >
Photos capable of producing electricity developed by Finnish Researchers

Design Frontiers • 31 Oct 16

What if that photo on your mantle could help power your kettle? >
VR world creates empathy through action

Design Frontiers • 31 Oct 16

Immersive yourself in our dying planet to foster tangible change. >

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