It’s nice to see nature coming to life this spring. Simple things in nature are often inspirational for invention of new designs, like sunshine and flowers.
It’s nice to see nature coming to life this spring. Simple things in nature are often inspirational for invention of new designs, like sunshine and flowers.
Solar energy is poised for growth according to multiple analysts to become nearly a $150 billion dollar industry by 2020. The efficiency and flexibility of solar power is starting to deliver on the promise for consumers, as well as off-grid, and intelligent power management.
Plants are soaking up the sun and leading to innovative products. Plant-based technology is being designed into items that we often throw away – like packaging and clothing. We see the early signs of technology that draws us closer to sustainable ecosystems for future generations.
Now is the time to Invent the Future!
Flowers open and follow the sun. Why not solar panels?
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The IKEA Innovation Lab created an indoor garden, Space10, made of all wood pieces, the instruction manual only has 17 steps and you can grow anything, including fruit, herbs and vegetables.
Vertical farming is the future of agriculture. Freight Farms is converting old shipping containers into greenhouses, anything can be to be grown anywhere, anytime.
Reebok is making shoes from corn and cotton. Expect to see them on shelves later this year and don't forget to compost them when they wear out.
Scientists at the U.S. Department of Agriculture are creating a biodegradable film made from milk proteins. Goodbye plastic waste. Hello edible food packaging.