Neo-material Vision —— Sugarcane Bagasse
[Plant Fiber — Sugarcane Bagasse]
This biofiber exhibits a comparatively soft texture and high water absorption capacity, containing abundant cellulose, hemicellulose, and lignin.
Often employed as an organic fertilizer and soil amendment in agriculture, it's also suitable for manufacturing biodegradable materials including biodegradable plastics, packaging solutions, pulp products, textiles, and composite boards.
[Sugarcane Bagasse Composites — Interconnected Network Architecture]
Different ratios of sugarcane bagasse mixed with sodium alginate yield products that are both formable (plastic) and possess enhanced resilience.
The outer layer (epidermis) of the sugarcane stalk is processed (cut) to enable its extension and stretching.
[Botanical Planters — Harmonizing with Nature]
Our design incorporates these materials into the complete lifecycle of plants. Acting as vessels, they simultaneously nourish growth and, at the end of their service life, naturally return to enrich the soil.
