UNICEF have brought out a wearable that encourages kids to get active in exchange for points that save the lives of starving children in developing countries. >

A 15-year-old scientist designed a low-cost device that harvests the ocean's energy to provide power to the developing world. >

Racking up prizes such as the prestigious UK James Dyson Award, the team at OpenBionics is paving the way for bionic technology. >

Established South African furniture and interior designer Haldane Martin launches a new range inspired by his country's coastline. >

The KNIT by Curver collection combines a 3D-knitted look with functional, plastic products. >

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. >

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

The ruggedised tablet and education kit designed by Nairobi technology company BRCK is making digital learning more accessible to Kenya's children. >

This new alarm system relies on the dedication of the community in one of South Africa’s toughest informal settlements. >