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This compact turbine is perfect for a nomadic lifestyle. >

The Current Table by Dutch design studio Caventou uses solar-integrated glass to generate energy from light in a process similar to photosynthesis. >

Chris Herbert and his team at Phone Halo have designed a compact tracker device that can be used for practically anything. >

Blubel Tech’s new device for cyclists offers far more than the chime of a bell. >

This arcade-style music box features a range of programmable instruments. >

Using patented Fillium technology, wearing these Alby Apparel clothes promises to dramatically reduce your washing load. >

The dinner plate’s design has perforations in its surface to trap excess grease. >

BLOOM is a knitted origami surface that can alter the ambient acoustics of public spaces. >

Like a cockroach, this robot can squeeze through small spaces and be used by first-response rescue teams to find people in disaster-stricken areas. >

Oliberté shoes, the world’s first Fair Trade certified footwear, are all handstitched in Ethiopia. >

The Boncho, by VANMOOF, is a poncho designed especially for cyclists to use in the rain. >

Design Academy Eindhoven graduate Jolene Carlier adds a bit of fun and colour to popcorn making with her Willy Wonka-inspired invention. >

Australian beekeeping father and son have spent a decade inventing every beekeepers dream: a device that enables them to harvest honey on tap. >

Go Cubes may be the next best thing for those willing to forgo the artsy coffee-crave Instagram post. >

Scientists have developed a glass paint that will keep metal cool in the harshest of summer days. >

What began as a mother's wish to give her daughter mobility has become an enterprise making all-terrain wheelchairs for more than 70 000 users. >

Simple and versatile, Thingking's Bracket light can be used in a variety of interesting ways. >