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Tord Boontje's "Magnetic Fields" installation evokes a dark and eerie sci-fi atmosphere. >

550 knitted jerseys, one flash mob, an explosion of colour... its all in Christien Meindertsma's new project, The Collected Knitworks of Loes Veenstra. >

"Looks Like Music" is an interactive installation that brings drawing and sound together with the help of miniature robots. >

So much to do, so little time? TaskRabbit uses technology and social networking to help your neighbour help you with chores, errands and more. >

Greyworld's very playful Tail for humans is now on Kickstarter! >

Eddie Opara designed an identity, web application and data visualisation for Carlo Ratti's robotic barman, Makr Shakr. >

United Visual Artists have created a light and sound installation for the Two Tunnels Greenway, a new walking and cycling route in the UK. >

A first of its kind, the XO Tablet designed by Yves Béhar of Fuseproject and One Laptop Per Child helps kids learn and explore their dreams from an early age. >

Daan Roosegaarde has updated his interactive installation "Dune", making it bigger and brighter for the "Touch and Tweet" exhibition. >

Daan Roosegaarde's latest interactive installation, "Lotus Dome" used human movement to light up a cave in Jerusalem. >

The "Torre David – Informal Vertical Communities" exhibition by Urban-Think Tank looks at how to improve life for informal communities. >

Abbott Miller's DOT DOT DOT app invites viewers into the virtual world of music, dance and choreography. >

Jeanne van Heeswijk captured the thoughts of motorists in a video that explores a day in the life of a country road. >

United Visual Artists explored the ability or inability to interpret a surrounding environment with their "Fragment" installation. >

"In the City" is a journey through some of the unexpected and delightful things that can happen in an urban space, thanks to Andrew Shoben and Greyworld. >

Christoph Niemann celebrates Photoshop's 25th birthday with a digital app that allows users the freedom to paint and draw without the real-life mess! >

Frost* Design created an interactive installation to celebrate Sydney's Vivid Light festival. >

Christoph Niemann's Google Doodle for the winter solstice illustrates some of our favourite seasonal activities in his distinctly quirky way. >