For her final project at Central Saint Martins, Mathilde Rougier created new garments from previous garments she had designed. In order to optimize the re-use of fabrics, Mathilde took an innovative approach, using AI and AR to eliminate waste.

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Plenty of projects we see here could easily be purchased in some form or other. Robot arms, home automation, drones, and even some software can all be had with a quick internet search, to be sure. But there's no fun in simply buying something when…

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Huge thanks to Rick for reaching out and sharing this work with us! Rick writes: I create artwork that remixes technology and my Chicano heritage to create interactive and digital artworks for my community and beyond. Most of the tech I employ…

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The applications for this product are endless. Via Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences on YouTube SEAS researchers have developed a biocompatible material that can be 3D printed into any shape and pre-programmed with…

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Most of us have probably seen a video of a sand drawing table at work, in which a steel ball — magnetically-coupled to a gantry under a layer of sand — lazily draws geometric patterns with utter precision and zen-like calmness. That's…

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