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  1. ArticleSustainable dance floorA product that captures the energy produced by people and turns it into electricity.Through movement every person produces energy, and depending on people's weight…
  2. Article3D Printed Surfaces Provide Visual Feedback Without ElectronicsMIT researchers have developed ShiftLens, a design and fabrication system for creating 3D printed objects that change their surface appearance through mechanical interaction. The…
  3. ArticleGeolectric: Low-Carbon Geopolymer Ceramics for Embedded ElectronicsDesigners across architecture, interiors and product development are looking for materials that support embedded electronics without relying on carbon-intensive plastics or high-fired ceramics. Geolectric,…
  4. ArticleReimagining Foam Waste: The Adaptive Pangolin SeriesThe Pangolin Series by Jacob Walls is a sculptural furniture collection that reimagines industrial waste. Combining material research with creative construction, the designer explores…
  5. ArticleInnovative slime generates electricity when compressedScientists at the University of Guelph have developed a new material: a hydrogel-based slime that generates electricity when compressed. This discovery paves the way…
  6. ArticleLG Unveils World’s First Stretchable Display: Transforming Material Flexibility in DesignLG has introduced the world's first stretchable display, setting a new benchmark in material versatility and transforming how we envision screens in our daily…
  7. ArticleA mass timber canopy with 3D printed colourful lightsA group of architecture students from the Canadian University of Calgary completed a 70 feet long mass-timber canopy that includes interactive 3D printed colourful…
  8. ArticleEmergent ArchitectureFounded in 1999 by Tom Wiscombe, EMERGENT is dedicated to research as well as built work at many scales. EMERGENT is a platform for…
  9. ArticleThe future of jewelleryUK-based creative technology studio Square Circle reimagined a traditional bracelet, turning it into a digital companion. Smart watches are already mainstream, but those generally…
  10. ArticleA transparent cloud made of handcrafted acrylic knotsAs part of Biennale Architettura 2018 in Venice, ‘No More Free Space?’ is the name of the Singapore Pavilion. The centrepiece is an interactive…
  11. ArticleThese “aquatic plants” are made with multi-material 3D printingFor her master thesis project at the Victoria University of Wellington, designer Nicole Hone created futuristic looking “aquatic plants” called Hydrophytes made with multi-material…