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The 'When No One Believes You' rape kit includes six different design interventions for use by victims, nurses and the police. >

Antenna 2019 speaker Tobias Trubenbacher created Ignis to help provide clean and affordable energy to those without access to electricity. >

The antenna 2019 speaker created Veº, an inclusive system of fashion for the blind and visually impaired. >

We spoke to the Global Graduate before Design Indaba 2019 about making mindfulness visible. >

This AI robot mimics the temperamental side in us. >

Architecture student Charlie Redman designed an outdoor structure that functions in any weather. >

Students at the University of Tokyo have designed Janken, a robot that beats its human competitor at rock-paper-scissors every single time. >

Flair is a wearable that uses the sensors in your skin to enhance your perception of your body and the world around you. >

Design graduate Sara Vrbinc has developed brAInfu.cc, a wayfinding system to rival the GPS. >

Are you grumpy? Özgün Kılıç’s graduation project hypothesizes that it might be because of the sounds around you. >

South Africa design graduate Tarryn Chudleigh whips up a fresh new way to think about food and fashion. >

French designer Alix Gallet has a bag of tricks to fool biometric recognition technology. >

Joris Petterson's new-age speaker system emits lights and smells that match the tone of your music playlist. >

Two graduates of Pasadena’s Art Center College of Design have designed an early warning system that connects a special sensor to your smartphone. >