Fashion designer Suzanne Lee made an important step in the sustainable green-clothing industry by creating a new fabric grown by bacteria. This new bio-fabric called BioCouture could lead fashion designer to get their materials from laboratories instead of factories.
Finally, your plants can ask for what they want. Natalie King, a British student, has invented a smart flower pot which tells you when your flowers need help.
Researchers at the Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology in Singapore discovered some classes of organic chemicals that can bind with CO2 molecules from the atmosphere to form a new kind of plastic that is BPA (bisphenol A) free.
The designer Jin Kim has created a elegant looking mirror, that allows you to observe the amount of water you consume on a daily, monthly and even yearly basis as you wash your face in the morning.
You can see here an ingenious irrigation system, Dew Drop, able to extract water from thin air to water plants.
Industrial designer Paul Frigout recently proposed a self-sufficient concept shower able to reduce water and electricity consumption.
This laptop was designed by Je Sung Park and the material used to create such refined appearance is actually recyclable paper.
Chris Boardman designed an elegant bike of the future, which features a solar powered motor, to assist when tired, fingerprint recognition to make it theft-proof and puncture-proof tyres.
Tryi Yeh designed a new clever device, named Sunny Song, a Bluetooth speaker system, powered by solar energy. This Bluetooth speaker system is compatible with several types of portable devices.
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