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The sticker is not only for people with disabilities but also a new tool in raising awareness amongst those who use public transport. >

3D-printing is lighting up the plight of coral reefs by generating terracotta tiles that mimic natural coral with the intention of restoring reefs. >

The hands-free washing station was created after Stephen Wamukota saw many people in his community struggle to wash their hands. >

The app is free, so you won’t waste any money downloading it, either! >

“Want to see all colours more clearly? Use the app to shift colours that are hard to distinguish toward colours you can easily distinguish.” >

Today’s designers are augmenting traditional forms by giving them an entire second skin. >

This week, we look at predictive and progressive realities for the human condition. >

"The research station will enable the discovery of new species of marine life, create a better understanding of how climate change affects the ocean." >

The gin is testing climate positive, thanks to a lighter carbon footprint than conventional gins distilled from wheat. >

You might soon be sipping out of a drinking vessel made from pretty cerulean-coloured glass derived from mussels. >

She founded her Los Angeles-based dance company Infinite Flow Dance to integrate diversity so fully that it becomes yet another new normal. >

The device is a headpiece created by IAAC (Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia). >

The Singaporean start-up has created a printing machine that can print a membrane a minute and the in-vitro skin. >

From using a bio-facturing process, Full Grown is focused on developing sustainable products. >

The reconfigurable, modular light vehicle innovatively adapts to your needs, as often as you like. From a convertible to a station wagon, off-roader and more. >

Their first Novel was a digitized version of Lewis Carol’s Alice in Wonderland. >

The world’s first microbe-grown, biodegradable headset made from fungus is belting out beats in its country of origin, Finland. >

High Streaks is using state-of-the-art cell culture techniques to create a new meat product. >

The robot delivers sermons (albeit the same one over and over again) and interfaces with worshippers in the hope of reigniting flagging interest in religion. >

As a first line of control at a hospital in Belgium, patients are being greeted by CRUZR, an interactive robot by ZoraBots. >

Located in Augsburg, Berlin and Tokyo, German Bionic is the first European manufacturer to develop and produce exoskeletons for use in industrial production. >

WovenSkin on-skin interfaces are known as smart tattoos. >

Art. Lebedev Studio has developed their own AI designer which they’ve been passing off as human for over a year. >

The New startup company is bringing you an eco-friendly, vegan textile made from cactus. >

The mask is able to deliver your voice to the smartphone and translates into eight languages. >