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3D printing gets its green thumb with the printGREEN grass printer

We’ve seen plastic, metals, biomaterials and even food be printed with 3D printers now its time to print with grass. Students at the University of Maribor in Slovenia have developed a 3D printer which uses a mixture of soil, water and grass seeds as the “filament" taking gardening to a whole new level. 

MalClapchair reinvents the Reitveld chair as a beach chair.

Haori Cup Design brings Japanese traditional crafts to a modern approach.

The water bottle gets connected with HidrateMe

It’s no secret that everything is getting connected through the Internet of Things. Now it’s the simple water bottles turn. A new Kickstarter campaign has blown past its humble $35,000 campaign goal currently nearing $200,000 for a smart water bottle that tracks your water intake and glows to remind you to stay hydrated.

Japan is Working on Mega-Lasers to Blast Space Junk