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The KNIT by Curver collection combines a 3D-knitted look with functional, plastic products. >

Developers across the world will compete to build mobile apps that address education, business and farming issues in rural Kenya. >

To remedy one of the lowest birth registration rates in Eastern Africa, the Tanzanian government has made it possible to register a child’s birth via SMS. >

From its smart home features to its mobile glass-cube structure, the Kasita is a new kind of home. >

Neva, designed by Nigerian scientist Louise Oduyoye, powers medical devices during an outage. >

Thailand-based designers have designed an object that encourages meditation with sight and sound. >

Sanivation installs toilets in Kenya’s homes and, in exchange for a small monthly fee, picks up the waste and turns it into a clean cooking fuel. >

Food designer, photographer, and eco-artist Dan Cretu creates zany sculptures using fruit and veg. >

Edntech hopes to inspire sustainable indoor gardening with its educational planter unit. >

Diagnosis, monitoring, and a treatment plan could be sent via a smartphone with Vodacom’s healthcare apps. >

Homegrown’s Takeout container makes the perfect mini-greenhouse for growing organic food. >

DDacha is a customisable and sustainable living concept designed for a Northern European climate. >

“Cards Against Urbanity” pokes fun at the pains of urban planning in a cynical, yet educational way. >

A simple, low-cost filtering invention has earned Tanzanian chemical engineer, Askwar Hilonga the Royal Academy of Engineering African innovation prize. >

Tech advancements have seen the development of the most lifelike humanoids to date, but what does this mean for the relationship between man and machine? >

A French publishing company encourages digital-dependent commuters to read instead of play on their personal tech devices. >

Modular housing units have been put forth as the ideal solution to homelessness in Dublin. >

Google Head Office in SA has won top honours at the International Green Interior Awards. >

Guests cooked for themselves in a restaurant turned workers’ rights campaign. >

Barberio Colella ARC’s foldout shelter can be assembled in a minute using locally sourced materials. >

Design student Liora Yuklea taps into food culture to bring together neighbours at war. >

This smart burn dressing is designed to change colour when the patient’s burn wound is infected. >

Scientists have come up with a number of designs for what life would be like when staying on Earth is no longer an option. >

This new system makes medical marijuana prep as easy as brewing a cup of coffee. >

Japanese architects have created a curtain of carbon fibres to support their newly designed building during an earthquake. >