November 2015 Archive

Tiger worms run this toilet

Design Frontiers • 30 Nov 15

The Tiger Worm Toilet treats both liquid and solid waste using composting worms that digest the waste. >
Electronic plants breakthrough could lead to more innovations

Design Frontiers • 24 Nov 15

A Swedish research team have created analog and digital electronic systems inside a living rose. >
Tactum: Design 3D creations using light projection directly on the body

Design Frontiers • 20 Nov 15

Light projected onto the body becomes a straight-to-print design tool with Tactum. >
Artificial neurons able to learn human language

Design Frontiers • 17 Nov 15

ANNABELL, a new cognitive model, is able to learn language organically, without the need for pre-coded responses. >
These classrooms are designed to help children with ADHD focus

Design Frontiers • 16 Nov 15

Israeli architect Lior Ben-Sheetrit designed an innovative classroom to assist children with ADHD to focus and learn better. >
Soft robots are the way of the future

Design Frontiers • 13 Nov 15

A 3-D-printed robotic hand made out of silicone rubber does what its predecessors can’t – handle objects as delicate as an egg. >
Transparent solar panels: Any surface could be a power source

Design Frontiers • 10 Nov 15

Researchers are developing a completely transparent solar panel and it’s set to be a game-changer. >
Sun tracking cell inspired by ancient Japanese art

Design Frontiers • 6 Nov 15

Researchers have tapped into the past to find solutions to energy problems in the modern world. >
Healthcare wearable provides stats at a glance

Design Frontiers • 4 Nov 15

Vivi makes it possible for a surgeon to check a patient’s vitals without looking away. >
VizSnap: Facilitating photography for the blind

Design Frontiers • 3 Nov 15

The visually impaired take photos too, says Dustin Adams, the designer of VizSnap. >

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