• Source: MIT; Credit: Jake Belcher
    HEAD FIRST
    From MIT Linebacker to Helmet Innovator >
  • Tiny Pacemaker, Northwestern University
    Tiny Pacemaker
    Rhythmic support for patients. >
  • Image Source: MTA
    Redesigning an Icon
    NYC’s MTA has unveiled a refreshed design of the longstanding subway map >
  • Images courtesy of Dezeen.com
    The Hormometer
    Innovative at-home hormone testing kit. >
  • Images courtesy of OneCourt, T-Mobile, and Portland Trail Blazers
    OneCourt
    A haptic device to making live sports more accessible for visually impaired users. >
  • Images courtesy of the researchers from Cornell University, Carnegie Mellon University, Stony Brook University
    SpellRing
    AI powered ring converts American Sign Language into text for smartphones and computers. >
  • photography by: Ken Claes | @ken.claes
    Disappearing Fashion
    Templa in collaboration with ALLIED Feather + Down design Biodegradable Outerwear >
  • Smiley Socket
    India Mahdavi and 22 System take a charming approach to redesigning the electrical socket. >
  • Images supplied by Steinberg Hart, FullStack
    Modular Dorms
    FullStack, Steinberg-Hart and California Polytechnic State University partner to address the student housing crisis in California. >
  • Source: MIT Media Lab, Butlr
    Butlr
    Privacy first sensors for smart buildings >
  • Image from opera.com/air
    Mindful Browsing
    Opera launches Opera Air, the first browser designed for mindfulness >
  • Photo: courtesy Learning Lab Wichita
    Micro Schools
    Micro Schools for co-learning >
  • Image by Kris Tamburello
    Moyo’s Pearl Jam
    Design Indaba Alumnus Unveils a Large-Scale Conceptual Installation at Design Miami >
  • Source: Future Interfaces Group, Carnegie Mellon University
    Human Powered Wearables
    Power-Over-Skin Technology: A Leap Forward for Wearables >
  • Source: Aesthetica
    Designing Reform
    Transforming one of California’s most notorious correctional facilities into a rehabilitation centre. >
  • How We Feel
    The How We Feel project
    How We Feel is a non-profit initiative, dedicated to helping people de-stress and reconnect >
  • image supplied by Refik Anadol Studio
    DATALAND
    Refik Anadol, a designer who pioneered the use of machine learning to transform data sets into abstract visual forms >
  • IMAGE: studiogang.com
    Populus
    Studio Gang’s ‘eye-catching’, aspen inspired hotel >
  • Image: Three variations of the soft, flexible ultrasound sticker device displayed on a finger. Image by Jiaqi Liu
    Biomedical Stickers
    Innovative organ stickers to assist in post-surgery monitoring >
  • Images supplied by Prada
    Lunar Fashion
    Prada and Axiom collaborate for the Artemiss III mission >
  • The Smart Aid Kit, Modem and Map Project Office
    Smart Aid Kit for universal healthcare
    AI powered medical tools for under-resourced communities >
  • Image: Freidman Benda, Andile Dyalvane
    Whispers of the Ancestors
    Design Indaba Alumni Andile Dyalvane’s latest exhibition >
  • Images: 3Dwasp.com
    Printed Eco-Homes
    WASP's Crane 3D Printer Builds Affordable Homes from Local Materials >
  • Images: MGA – Michael Gren Architecture
    Google goes timber
    Google’s first mass timber project - a high performance, low carbon building that prioritizes the health of both people and planet. >

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