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Design Indaba and Foodcorp present a professional workshop by Nils Noren, vice president of culinary arts at the French Culinary Institute. >

Nadine Botha speaks to Troika whose experiments and installations raise questions about the real function of technology. >

The third-generation One Laptop Per Child has launched providing education and easier access to information to children around the world. >

Founded in 2003, the multi-disciplinary art and design practice have found remarkable outlets for their social interventions. >

Underpinning this edition is the Protofarm 2050 project, which Design Indaba presented at the ICSID World Design Congress in Singapore. >

Design Indaba will be presenting Protofarm 2050 at the ICSID World Design Congress in Singapore from 23 to 25 November. >

Stuart McMillen presents a cartoon visualisation of two of the best-known futurist doctrines. >

Amphibious Architecture is a visual interface that offers a looking glass into the aquatic ecosystem through SMSes. >

Scientists at the University of the West of England are to design the first-ever biological robot using mould. >

Ever sat at work and wondered what your pooch is up to? Put your idle thoughts to rest with SNIF, developed by Readymade in Pretoria. >

Beads leap the technology divide with these innovative USB bracelets by Africa!Ignite that combine fashion with info storage. >

Director of MIT’s Center for Bits and Atoms and Design Indaba 2007 speaker, Professor Neil Gershenfeld weighs in on the craft debate. >

The Chumby, a real geek's toy, is an internet-connected touchscreen device. It's thoroughly open-source and runs widgets on Linux software. >

The talents of the Indian-born, Amsterdam-based product designer Satyendra Pakhalé migrate happily from one design oasis to the next. >

Websites that have expanded the view of possibilities online; Joe de Lange chooses his top five. >

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