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Biobased Biodegradable Bioplastics

Related Post: Regenerated Nylon ECONYL® / Recycled Plastic by Ecobirdy / Sulapac® Biodegradable Material Vibers is a bioplastic made from Elephant Grass making it biobased and biodegradable. This implies that it decomposes naturally and is

Clay Disposable Cup

Related Post: High Definition 3D Design / 3D Printed Titanium / Woven Details Disposable plastic and paper cups are an environmental mess. Inspired by the Indian tea cups called “Kulhars”, Gaeastar, a startup based in

100% Compostable Chair

Related Post: Regenerated Nylon ECONYL® / Recycled Plastic by Ecobirdy / Sulapac® Biodegradable Material San Francisco’s Prowl design studio and Chicago’s M4 Factory collaborated on The PEEL Chair, exclusively composed of hemp-based materials. Hemp bast

PLA & Wool 3D Printing

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Digital Craft

Related Posts: High Definition 3D Printing Design / 3D Liquid Marble / Michelin’s 3D Printed Tire Collaborating since 2017, artist Julia Ibbini and computer scientist Stephane Noyer craft intricate sculptures. They use parametric design software

Cellulose Autumn Leaves Panels 

Related Post: Regenerated Nylon ECONYL® / Recycled Plastic by Ecobirdy / Sulapac® Biodegradable Material Autumn leaves taken from leftover urban materials are transformed into open-pored, sound-absorbing acoustic panels with the addition of cellulose. The material

Embroidery From Traditional To Ultra Modern

Related Post:  Sea Me – Sea Algae Yarn / Sustainable Ocean Materials / Zebra Glass Dior has leveraged traditional Indian embroidery to create a fresh collection using craftsmanship techniques combined with modern Innovative

Seaweed Biomaterial

Related Post:  Sea Me – Sea Algae Yarn / Sustainable Ocean Materials / Zebra Glass Professor of Practice for Contemporary Design Julia Lohmann examines and challenges the moral and material value frameworks that

Wearable Tech Textiles

Similar Posts: Textile in Product Design / Gradient Textiles / Soft Tactile Audio Technologies Researchers at Nottingham Trent University have created fabrics that contain over a thousand tiny solar cells that can be used to

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