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London-based duo The Workers, creators of four robots that enabled the public to explore Tate Britain at night, will speak at Design Indaba Conference. >

South Africa design graduate Tarryn Chudleigh whips up a fresh new way to think about food and fashion. >

How far will we go to alter our bodies, nature and the universe? These five design projects ask questions about our future. >

"The Imaginary App", edited by DJ Spooky and Svitlana Matviyenko, explores the ubiquity of apps and how they have seaped into our culture. >

French designer Alix Gallet has a bag of tricks to fool biometric recognition technology. >

NYC-based creative studio Trollbäck+Company have launched an app for compulsive list-makers. >

Here are the Most Beautiful Object in South Africa 2015 nominations, from the personal to the practical to the political. >

Joris Petterson's new-age speaker system emits lights and smells that match the tone of your music playlist. >

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Two graduates of Pasadena’s Art Center College of Design have designed an early warning system that connects a special sensor to your smartphone. >

Code4CT is getting girls to code – while arming them with a technical toolkit to take on leadership roles. >

Masashi Kawamura has some fun designing a series of games to get users' fingers ready for the new Intel-powered tablets. >

A new infant care system proposes radically improved incubators that transmit the mother's heartbeat, breathing and voice. >

Daan Roosegaarde’s much-anticipated Smart Highway has been built on a stretch of the R329 in Oss, the Netherlands. >

IDEO's latest "Designs On" semi-annual review brings together some unusual solutions to fighting the warming of our planet. >