Inventor Jordan McRae and Shawn Frayne, developer of the flutter technology (Case 12) have designed a new type of technical construction kit which makes it possible to play and power small electronic gadgets with solar energy.

Beyond exercise, gyms have proven to be an energy-intensive business. People usually go there by car and burn calories on electricity-driven devices.

Natural fibers are used not only for clothing, but also in a series of industrial goods. The most commonly used fiber is cotton, but this plant needs much fertilizer and artificial irrigation.

For this cold season (at least in the Northern hemisphere) we are happy to present an innovation which can keep your homes cosy and warm in a really sustainable manner.

A short time ago road pavements were ment to be of high density and with a smooth surface.

Have you ever wondered how much waste is produced in large printing machines? Each page of paper generates cut-offs and, above all, printed control strips which at their best are recycled.

A huge number of devices we use every day has sensors which detect movements and are able to trigger other functions.

While container ships are the cheapest way to transport goods across long distances, at the same time it is the most polluting alternative.

The main problem of most renewable energies is well known: they supply energy intermittently, only during sunshine hours or on windy days.

Smart Grids gather data of end users in order to optimize their energy consumption. While the number and complexity of consumer electronics in each home increases, these are a help for customers.