October 2015 Archive

Supermom and Likie is a superfood and distribution model up-skilling communities to fight malnutrition in Ethiopia. >

South African Dirk Muller designed a prototype buoy that could help scientists track the condition of the country's coastal waters. >

Researchers are working on a high-tech wearable to bridge the gap between the deaf and those who don’t understand sign language. >

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

Photographer Imraan Christian documents the day a student protest over unaffordable university fees turned violent. >

D-Rev, a company focusing on providing quality healthcare to low-income populations, is launching the ReMotion Knee. >

The Netherlands-based textile museum showcases 30 Japanese artists pushing boundaries in the practice of fibre art. >

The Starling is a smart-wearable for babies designed to early language skill development. >

UNICEF have brought out a wearable that encourages kids to get active in exchange for points that save the lives of starving children in developing countries. >

The designer behind the Bird of Prey Bicycle, which the user rides prone like a superhero, says it is the fastest, most comfortable bike ever. >

A 15-year-old scientist designed a low-cost device that harvests the ocean's energy to provide power to the developing world. >