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Green Colored Glasses- Green Kids Clothes: Electropura ReviewElectropura is run by fashion designer Lynn van Gastel who creates fashions for kids in sizes o-5 from existing materials. In today’s world where nearly everything seems to be disposable, these fashions rescue fabrics that still have tons of wear in […]
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INTERVIEW: We Talk to Futurist Melissa Sterry About Earth 2.0 and the Bionic City
Last week we reported on the groundbreaking new media platform Earth 2 Hub which aims to create a space for the world’s most creative artists, designers, scientists, and storytellers to explore and share their solutions to the numerous problems facing … Continue reading
Scientists Successfully 3D Print the Skeleton of a Live Animal
3D printing is already capable of fabricating a beak for an injured bald eagle and three-quarters of a prosthetic human skull. Now, scientists at the University of Notre Dame have successfully recreated an entire skeleton from a live animal. By … Continue reading
Posted in animals, technology
Tagged 3d printer, biomimicry, clean tech, ct scan, Design for Health, evan doney, green technology, makerbot, matthew leevy, medicine, projet hd 3000, rabbit, rat, replica, Shapeways, skeleton, technology
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World’s First Bionic Hand With a Sense of Touch is Set to Be Transplanted
An anonymous man in his 20s who lives in Rome will soon receive a new hand, and for the first time in the world his bionic hand will be able to feel the things that it touches. The hand will be wired … Continue reading
MIT Breakthrough Could Double Smartphone Battery Life
Smartphone photo from Shutterstock As much as we love Smartphones, they are a pretty inefficient technology. We typically focus on charging as the main point of energy consumption, but new research from MIT suggests the real inefficiencies happen far from … Continue reading
Posted in energy efficiency, news, technology
Tagged Energy Consumption, energy efficiency, green technology, MIT, power amplifier, Smartphones, technology
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Amazing Modern Day Trojan Horse Made From Over 18,000 Salvaged Computer Keys
Artist Babis Panagiotidis has got us keyed up with his beautiful work “Hedonism(y) Trojaner” – a giant resin rocking horse encrusted with over 18,000 recycled computer keys! Modeled after the Trojan Horse, the piece draws upon the famous story from … Continue reading
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Tagged babis panagiotidis, carousel showcase, computer, computer keys, gallery, Germany, greek, hedonism, hedonism(y) trojaner, nuremberg, Recycled Materials, technology, trojan horse
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Shikun Sun’s DrawBraille Mobile Phone is a Super Smartphone for the Blind
It seems these days that everyone is glued to their smartphones – and thanks to a new concept design by Shikun Sun, an industrial design student at Sheffield Hallam University in England, the visually impaired could be included in this trend. … Continue reading
Scandinavian Scientists Develop Textile That Fixes Its Own Tears
A self-healing raincoat? It sounds like something out of a comic book, a group of Scandinavian researchers working for the EU project Safe@Sea have been developing a new type of textile coating that automatically seals tears on the surface of … Continue reading
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Tagged Bright Ideas, Eco Textiles, eco-fashion, fishermen, intelligent clothing, rainwear, Safe at Sea, Safe@Sea, technology
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Amazing Quantum Levitation Technology Could Open the Door to Floating Vehicles!
Levitation isn’t just for Houdini anymore. A team of researchers at Tel-Aviv University has discovered a way to make objects float in mid-air using a process called quantum levitation, and they think the tech could even lead to floating alternatives … Continue reading
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Tagged ASTC, eco transportation, floating cars, floating technology, Green Materials, green technology, Green Transportation, levitation technology, magnets, quantum levitation, renewable energy, superconductors, technology, Tel Aviv University
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