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Morphing pasta as new metamaterial
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University (USA) developed flat-packed pasta that morphs into shape when cooked. Pasta comes in many shapes and sizes, each having a different mouth-feel because of it. However, due to these iconic ...
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The world’s first self-charging solar cargo e-bike
Dutch company Need The Globe (NTG) developed what they say is the first-ever solar cargo e-bike, called SunRider. The cargo bike was developed as a last-mile delivery concept, to lower environmental impact. It is powered ...
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3D printed lamps made from recycled ceramics
Reprint Ceramics, a joint initiative consisting of Fabrique Publique and Coudre Studio, consists of a series of parametrically designed 3D printed lamps, made from recycled ceramics. Using post-industrial and post-consumer ceramics waste, the project aims ...
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The world’s first hemp watch
British eyewear brand Hemp Eyewear developed what they say is the world’s first hemp watch called Hemp MVMNT, which also features a pineapple leather strap. The unisex Hemp MVMNT watches are made of Hemp Eyewear’s ...
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The world’s whitest paint to cool buildings
Researchers at Purdue University in the US created the whitest paint yet. Reflecting 98% light, the paint may cool buildings enough to reduce the need for air conditioning. In October, the researchers created an ultra-white ...
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Footwear made of Brazilian sugarcane
Footwear brand Kane developed an active recovery shoe made of Brazilian sugarcane-based foam and other renewable materials. The shoes are designed to “help renew your energy” by providing both support and cushioning. Exterior perforations and ...
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