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The Current Table by Dutch design studio Caventou uses solar-integrated glass to generate energy from light in a process similar to photosynthesis. >

The Californian tech company is developing a VR headset with unique versatility. >

Chris Herbert and his team at Phone Halo have designed a compact tracker device that can be used for practically anything. >

Blubel Tech’s new device for cyclists offers far more than the chime of a bell. >

Sustainable Heath Enterprises (SHE) manufactures affordable sanitary pads made from banana tree fibres to keep Rwanda’s girls and women in school and work. >

Often patients with ALS are "locked in" and unable to speak or use their limbs. With EyeControl, "locked-in" patients can communicate using eye-scrolling tech. >

This medical app turns a smartphone into a microscope to diagnose malaria at an early stage in just a few clicks. >

Conceptos Plásticos is building homes for low-income families using recycled plastic bricks. >

This pen allows you to draw circuits onto paper that conduct electricity immediately. Watch as it lights up this paper town. >

Bio-bean is an award-winning clean technology company that recycles waste coffee grounds into advanced biofuels that could replace fossil fuels in cities. >

AirCarbon is a plastic polymer made out of methane emissions that would otherwise be polluting the air. >

Using patented Fillium technology, wearing these Alby Apparel clothes promises to dramatically reduce your washing load. >

Mikhail Aymés is no stranger to industrial design. His latest project uses tech to save people from drowning. >

Designer Tamara Orjola wins an award for creating a multi-use material from industrial waste. >

Researchers have developed a tiny magnetically controlled robot with dozens of healthcare applications. >

Designed by students, the machine makes a healthy meal as quick and easy as fast food. >

The project helps refugees escaping persecution and war find acceptance and community. >

The dinner plate’s design has perforations in its surface to trap excess grease. >

The new device uses your arm’s surface as a touch-screen, extending the interface of the smartwatch. >

An artificial placenta could revolutionise care for premature babies. >

Carlo Ratti Associati unveils a digitally transformable sofa that morphs into different forms. >

Cubetto by Primo Toys is a kid-friendly, wooden robot that teaches kids to code in a way they can see and touch. >

The Elide Fire Extinguishing Ball uses a chemical blast to control unexpected fires. >

International tyre company Goodyear has revealed the spherical-shaped, smart tyre of the future. >

BLOOM is a knitted origami surface that can alter the ambient acoustics of public spaces. >