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Africa’s first space for democratic technology has now produced over twenty 3D printers made from e-waste. Over one billion...
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See moreThese low-cost wooden drones can reforest burned forests ecologically – and fast. Sowing 100 seeds per second using drones...
See moreWant a world with cleaner air? Try on this coat for size. Aldo Sollazzo and the team at WEARPURE.tech have created a...
See moreCalling all doctors, nurses, engineers and designers: coronavirus wants you! Ventilators are essential for taking care of people struggling to breathe...
See more“We have to work together to stop this pandemic. All of us have to stay safe and have to use...
See moreCould 3D-printing help to tackle homelessness and provide affordable housing for those who need it most? Rural families in...
See moreBackpacks with integrated school desks; modular tiles and twisty joints; pop up recycling trailers; and even a child’s rocker –...
See moreThe aquaponics game is fun, and now Aquapioneers wants to show Barcelona that it's also easy to harvest fish and grow food without...
See moreMillions of amputees worldwide live with the loss of a limb, especially in developing countries that don’t often have access...
See moreDo you know what an open source restaurant is? Located in Barcelona's Poblenou’s 22@ neighborhood, Leka is the first of its...
See moreOpen Motors (formerly OSVehicle) is an example of a distributed 21st century design. Their purpose is to democratise mobility – by enabling...
See moreIn the late 18th century a small group of remarkable friends met at a house outside Birmingham, UK, got blind drunk...
See moreBy now we all know that indestructible plastic is bad for the planet. A massive amount ends up in our oceans...
See moreIf Antoni Gaudí were around today he would surely relish the advances 3D printing technologies are bringing to architecture, art...
See moreOver the last decade Fab Lab Barcelona has helped people around the world to locally conceptualise, design, develop and fabricate, with a...
See morePart of a growing movement thinking differently about how to support people living in conflict areas, Refugee Open Ware (ROW3D) works...
See moreTrainee pilots get flight simulators and now medical students get 3D printed artificial organs that can be poked, prodded and...
See moreTwo Afghan refugees are raising global awareness of a neglected topic: landmines. There are 110 million landmines worldwide – and every day ten...
See moreSubmitted by you: Communities for Development was created when engineers Iñigo Ruiz Apilánez and Sandra Díaz returned from a stint...
See moreIn the words of the people behind it, this might just be "the coolest thing you will see all year". And they're not...
See moreDubai wants to be the world leader in 3D printing – and the 'City of Gold' has a mega-plan. Their 'Office of the...
See moreThe world is on an unsustainable path, but powerful ideas and innovations that could help solve social, economic and environmental...
See moreUsing the Internet and Raspberry Pis, rather than prayer and scripture, with software replacing rules and doctrine, the unMonastery collective borrows from...
See moreToday mankind does incredible things. Thirty years of digital revolution have brought previously unimaginable advances in the way we live...
See morePlants are more intelligent than we often give them credit for. Over billions of years of evolution they have had to...
See moreMechanical engineer and Star Trek fan Anjan Contractor fascinated the world when he demonstrated a 3D printer that could print pizza back...
See moreDid you know that origami isn’t just useful for creating swans or cranes – or folding solar arrays for launch...
See moreAlmost every city in the developed world now has a housing market crisis. Homes are increasingly unaffordable, unsustainable and unhealthy....
See moreToday some of the most advanced 3D printing techniques in the world are being developed by German company Nanoscribe, who are...
See moreMinibuilders takes 3D printing on a large scale to a new level. There has always been a close relationship between...
See moreSubmitted by you: Getting its name from the Greek for 'clay', Pylos introduces a more ecological approach to housing using soil...
See moreIn October 2015 four disabled British children had a remarkable new experience – they were fitted with orthoses manufactured purely...
See moreThere isn’t a magic pill to cure the world’s diseases, and there isn’t a one size fits all solution for...
See moreNot content with the future-altering feats of fabricating body organs in a lab and spanners in space, another dimension is...
See moreIn space and forgotten your spanner? No problem. In November 2014 a 3D printer successfully printed its first object in...
See moreIt is estimated that more than two billion people are homeless or live in slums. Urban3D is a São Paulo-based...
See moreBuying a car so often feels like an environmentally bad thing to do. The automotive industry’s sins are legion: overproduction,...
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