Public awareness of the importance of protecting our environment and recycling is, luckily, constantly growing, and we have shared many brilliant ideas here like the one for organic clothing made of plastic collected from the garbage. Now we share another innovative idea that seeks to take advantage of fruit waste to create fiber that is

Jari Hazelebach, CEO and co-founder of SpeakSee, is the son of two deaf parents, a circumstance that is behind the inspiration for this device that allows people with hearing difficulties or hearing loss to participate in group conversations without limitations. It does so thanks to a system that uses small smart microphones that are easy

Pet-owners know all too well what their dogs look like when they are bored, because they aren’t able to pay them enough attention, or spend most of the day out of the house. This idea is for them. Wickedbone is an interactive, bone-shaped toy that you can control remotely using your cellphone, or you can

Ford has developed a way for blind people to feel the landscape inside their vehicles, thanks to the car brand’s project “Feel the View”. It is an extremely innovative idea, developed thanks to the combination of a camera placed on the vehicle’s window, and a type of glass that has 255 levels of vibration. The

Adidas has been the official ball provider for the World Cup since 1970, and for this year’s World Cup it will give the official ball a technological boost in Russia. The fact is, a simple football can hold a lot of technology. They have recovered the classic Telstar design and given it a twist with

Even something as simple as sewing a button can be the object of innovation. FastButton is an idea that will allow you to wave goodbye forever to the thread and needle, replacing them with a small plastic thread that will leave buttons more tightly fixed and make them more durable. But, above all, it will

What these small robots built by Ocado Technology do looks like a synchronized dance – they can calculate close to 3 million routes per second to avoid colliding with each other. The magic of robotic technology allows warehouses like this one in a supermarket to manage client orders in only five minutes. The space between

Sometimes the best ideas don’t need big technologies, and that is the case with the idea we are sharing today, which has already been implemented in some cities in India, China, Iceland, Germany and Spain. It consists of 3D-painted pedestrian crossings, with a three-dimensional effect that will give you the sense of finding yourself before

One of the challenges posed by constantly growing urban populations who live far away from increasingly empty rural areas is this: how are we going to feed people in cities without using up all our available resources? That very challenge was contemplated by the company Plantagon in 2002 and the innovative answer arrived through a