Transformative Appetite is an original project for Innovation in gastronomy by Tangible Media Group, in the MIT Media Lab. The idea is to create foods that change shape when they are cooked, transforming from 2D to 3D structures thanks to hydromorphic interactions. The main advantage of this innovation, apart from its interesting and creative effect,

Thread is an authentically sustainable company, since their products are made from plastic bottles found in the streets and garbage dumps of Haiti. The company has developed a production process whereby all that plastic waste is dissolved to manufacture clothes, shoes, bags, back-packs, cushions… etc. The impact has been so great that large brands like

The company OSVehicle presents Edit, the first autonomous car that is also completely modular, and created to the driver’s taste. It can also be modified in the future as needs change over time. This may very well be the future of automobiles, not only because it is a self-driving car, but also because we will

MIT Media Lab, in association with the Harvard Medical School, has surprised us once again with an original project: Dermal Abyss. The idea is to explore “biointerfaces”, i.e. use our body surface like a “screen” that displays visual information. Research began with something quite common, tattoos. Techniques were applied to tattoos with ink that changes

  3D technology continues its relentless progress. Some of the latest research focuses on the world of medicine, where 3D printers are being used to create human tissue that could replace medical prosthesis in the future. Nieves Cubos works tirelessly at the School of Pharmacy in Madrid’s Universidad Complutense and the Science and Technology Institute

As drone designs become more elaborate, we discover new and surprising drone models. We have already spoken of mind-controlled drones, ambulance drones or sea rescue drones. Now we will tell you about a photographer mini-drone that can be integrated in our cellphone: SELFLY. Measuring only 9mm and weighing a mere 70 grams, you won’t even

How is it possible? By using an OLED panel, a technology that allows the TV’s surface to be completely transparent when all its pixels, which emit light directly, are turned off. OLED technology also makes thinner and more flexible screens possible, which consume very little electricity. Panasonic presented this surprising TV model during the CES

Kniterate is an innovative fusion between a 3D printer and a sewing machine. And it is completely automatic. It was made to help designers create customized clothes. Gerard Rubio is the creator and designer of this idea, and given his profession he detected the need to speed up the production process in this sector. Designs

Thanks to a Dutch startup you can now enjoy Knops, a pair of earphones that allow you to adjust external volume, that is, you will be able to turn down the volume of your surrounding environment. They aren’t used to listen to music but rather to choose what you want (or don’t want) to listen