November 2015 Archive

Design Academy Eindhoven graduate Jessica Smarsch has digitally captured muscle movements and used them to create bespoke textiles for her fashion range. >

Icon's new underwear line seeks to help women who suffer from light incontinence after childbirth. >

This United Nations mobile app allows donor’s to give as little as $0.50 to feed Syrian refugees attending school at the Al-Za’tari refugee camp in Jordan. >

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

Kelvin is a jacket designed to warm the wearer from the inside out. >

ANNABELL, a new cognitive model, is able to learn language organically, without the need for pre-coded responses. >

Katie Crawford’s self-portraiture series captures the raw essence of anxiety. >

Elliot Mwebaze has developed a device that enables phones to charge using a bicycle dynamo. >

Beantown Bedding has created biodegradable bed sheets that can be used for a few weeks and then thrown into the compost. >

Stefania Vulpi has designed a conceptual online system that allows a network of people to share their nationality and the social benefits that come with it. >

The Japanese studio’s emergency preparedness kit is a compact and smart product designed for national necessity. >