Technology is changing faster than our ability to make sense of it, yet much of it is geared towards dealing with an uncertain future. Each episode of this series curates one genius moment being developed now to improve our lives tomorrow.
Maria Dermentzi
Plastic Whale is a professional plastic fishing company that offers boat trips during which tourists — while sightseeing — will pick up plastic from Amsterdam’s canals. The plastic bottles that are being collected get turned into office furniture, in collaboration with Vepa.
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This design studio is growing gourds inside 3D printed molds to create organic, biodegradable cups
90 shares | Aug 15, 2018
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How a lightweight, prefabricated concrete roof is just a taste of the coming revolution in architecture
285 shares | Aug 13, 2018
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This woman is cleaning up the streets by turning old chewing gum into new rubber objects
63 shares | Jul 11, 2018
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Turning landfill-bound makeup into sustainable watercolor paints
189 shares | Jun 20, 2018
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Biophysicist who brought MRI into video age awarded European Inventor Award
28 shares | Jun 07, 2018
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European city to 3D print world first housing project
99 shares | Jun 05, 2018
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Robots can build entire cities almost for free. These architects are making it happen.
418 shares | May 29, 2018
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Madeline Gannon is known as the “robot tamer” — she teaches giant industrial monsters to follow her every command
33 shares | May 16, 2018
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These bricks are made out of desert sand, but are as strong as concrete
64 shares | May 10, 2018
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The era of the supermarket’s over. Thank these gigantic robot warehouses for that.
170 shares | May 03, 2018
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It takes absolute precision to construct Earth’s largest telescope, which will peak into far-off alien worlds
143 shares | Apr 27, 2018
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