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A practical tool for ADHD support >

Information Designer Federica Fragapane translates data into visual poetry. >

From MIT Linebacker to Helmet Innovator >

Rhythmic support for patients. >

Innovative at-home hormone testing kit. >

AI powered ring converts American Sign Language into text for smartphones and computers. >

Switzerland has unveiled its next-generation passport, a blend of innovative visual design and advanced security. >

Opera launches Opera Air, the first browser designed for mindfulness >

Refik Anadol, a designer who pioneered the use of machine learning to transform data sets into abstract visual forms >

The 2024 Consumer Electronics Show offers a glimpse into the future of technology. >

IKEA uses artificial intelligence to visualise how humans will be living in 2030. >

A wearable sleeve helps those with neuromuscular diagnoses gain mobility. >

This thermo-responsive gel has the potential to stop coral bleaching. >

Unique collaboration including 600 designers creates solutions for clean water and sanitation. >

The 23rd Triennale Milano features a futuristic greenhouse where visitors can experience plants' reactions to their surroundings >

DI Alumnus NB Studio refreshes the ID of one of the world’s largest media agencies >

Robot Café run remotely by differently abled workers wins top Japanese design award >

From combating climate change via AI, to Apps that reduce food wastage, these 10 companies champion tech for our planet >

The Japanese designer is known for his playful interventions that provides a new perspective to socio-technical problems. >

Green. It has physical, spiritual and metaphysical associations. >

10 design graduates from the world’s leading design schools took to the antenna 2020 virtual stage as part of Dutch Design Week. >

A collaboration between Wyss Associate Faculty member Robert Woodand and Robotics engineer Hiroyuki Suzuki. >

SiiGii designs concept-driven body extensions >

Illustrating how to edit genes - Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer Doudna are this year’s Nobel Laureates for Chemistry >

Royal College of Art graduate Ricky Stoch created a system called FebriSol that aims to solve the problem of treatment adherence. >