The Brilliance, designed by nonprofit D-Rev, is a phototherapy device designed to treat infants with jaundice in poor communities.

Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto uses potato chips and staples to comment on the notion of “found architecture”.

Researchers at defence company Boeing are working on a futuristic cloaking device to protect vehicles against the hidden battlefield killer: shockwaves.

Daniela Treija’s Design Academy Eindhoven graduate project translates imaginary inventions from books and films into real-life designs.

Three architecture firms are setting the tone for affordable and sustainable alternatives to informal housing.

1000 drawings, created by 250 impoverished children, inspired KFC Add Hope’s new advert.

Angela Mathis is shredding up cash to make textiles for a new collection of stools in a project called Value.

Train stations in India are set to provide one billion users with internet access.

Preventing wildlife poaching, prosthetic limbs and robotics in schools: 3D printing has multiple uses. Could it propel the “lagging” continent into the future?

Transformation Textiles provide Dignity Kits to girls going through puberty in order to help them deal with menstruation without interrupting their education.