Inexpensive, Inside-Out Parachutes Based on Kirigami

You've heard of origami, but perhaps not its cousin, kirigami. Origami involves folding paper. Kirigami goes a step further, adding cuts to the paper that allow it to form new shapes. Researchers at Canada's Polytechnique Montréal started messing around with kirigami "purely out of curiousity," to see what would happen...

MIT Scientists Unveil Electron Conducting Carbon Concrete That Can Store and Supply Power

Imagine a future where the walls and floors of your home do more than just support your furniture. They actually store and supply electricity as well. This vision is coming closer to reality thanks to innovative research from scientists at MIT. Their latest breakthrough centers around a new type of carbon-infused...

peel-and-stick wallpaper by love vs design rethinks temporary interiors for modern living

Peel-and-Stick Wallpaper: Stylish, removable, and Apartment-safe   Peel-and-stick wallpaper by Love vs. Design is redefining interior design for renters and small-space dwellers. Designed for easy application and removal, it offers a practical alternative to paint or traditional wallpaper, allowing spaces to be...

A Box with a Reversible Butterfly Lid

Aerohart is a Boston-based company that makes metal EDC-style objects inspired by flight, whether by airplanes or butterflies. Their business model is untraditional: Company founders Steph and Seb Emerson (of whom no details exist online) design something they like, then Kickstart it so that they can get paid to make a...

CW&T Pen Type-C Ultra gnuhr Edition Pushes Minimalism and Lightness to the Limit

The search for the perfect everyday pen often forces writers to choose between weight and durability, with most options feeling either too heavy for comfortable extended use or too flimsy to survive the rigors of daily carry. Premium writing instruments typically add heft to signal quality, while lightweight pens...

10 Best Fall Camping Essentials: Fresh Designs To Upgrade Your Outdoor Adventure

When the crisp air of autumn beckons, seasoned campers know that the right gear can transform the experience from chilly survival to cozy, memorable adventure. This fall, outdoor innovation is at an all-time high. The latest gear isn’t just designed for utility—it’s engineered for comfort, efficiency, and...

renewable energy surpasses coal as the main source of electricity in the world

Main source of electricity comes from renewable energy   Renewable energy, including solar and wind power, overtakes coal as the main source of electricity around the world as fossil fuels fall slightly behind. In the first half of 2025, solar and wind energy met and exceeded new electricity demand, making these...

alexandre de betak unveils london atelier alongside evolving light installation

Alexandre de Betak’s Atelier Debuts as a Luminous Installation   During London Art Week 2025, creative visionary Alexandre de Betak opens the doors of his first London atelier. The space, still under construction, becomes the setting for an evolving installation composed entirely of light, a fitting introduction to de...

The 79th Organ is a speculative glimpse into the future of microplastic detox

Imagine a future where the plastic crisis has reached a point of no return. The year is 2110, and plastics, which were once considered a miracle material, have become an inescapable part of daily life, embedding themselves in the air we breathe, the food we eat, and even our own bodies. This is the world imagined by...

three angular canopies echo traditional oil-paper umbrellas in cheng tsung feng’s installation

Hakka oil-paper umbrella transforms into architectural pavilion   All Together Under the Umbrella is a large-scale installation by artist Cheng Tsung FENG that transforms the symbolic Hakka oil-paper umbrella into an architectural structure of three interconnected canopies. The work, standing in Qingpu Park No. 11,...