Tag Archives: environment

Inside NASA’s greenlab: Engineering a next gen biofuel

NASA’s quest for the next generation aviation fuel made from plants.

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The art of tidying up

Humans Invent talks to oddball artist Ursus Wehrli about tidying up his surroundings.

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The self-healing road

A new type of asphalt that can heal itself when heat is applied.

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Are we ready to eat lab grown meat?

Humans Invent looks at the positives of ‘unnatural’ meat production.

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Light rider: Life-saving laser headlight tech

Cutting-edge laser headlight tech that can improve road safety and assist the future production of electric cars.

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Behind London’s Wall of Steel: Designing the Thames Barrier

Humans Invent finds out how the Thames Barrier keeps London from flooding.

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The British inventor aiming to crack perpetual motion

Humans Invent talks exclusively to the inventor who might have worked out perpetual motion.

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Trampoline road inspires new ways to travel

The trampoline path has been designed to make us think differently about the way we travel.

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The 12ft kayak that folds into a carrying case

Anton Willis explains to Humans Invent how he made a durable, watertight kayak that folds up into a portable case.

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The vine doctors: Growing the perfect grape

Humans Invent meets the vine specialists analysing data to get the best wine grape.

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WikiCell: Food packaging you can eat

Humans Invent talks to Dr. David Edwards about creating edible food packaging.

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Saving endangered fish with the SafetyNet

The fishing net designed to stop the depletion of endangered species.

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Upcycling: Designing the cardboard chair

Humans Invent spoke to Dan Goldstein about the concept behind his cardboard chair.

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Billion dollar brine: Mining saltwater with bacteria

Damian Palin is pioneering research into mining minerals from brine waste by harnessing nature.

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Crafting the world’s largest wind turbine blade

The story behind building the world’s largest wind turbine blade.

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The solar oven making salt water drinkable

Gabriele Diamanti’s open source oven allows locals to engineer drinking water.

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Sugru: The material that mends everything

Humans Invent visits Sugru HQ to find out why this material could prove so revolutionary.

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Engineering the first hydrogen-powered RC boat

Humans Invent speaks to Arcola Energy about the zero-emission fuel cells.

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Engineering the flying wind turbine

Dr Stefano Longo talks to Humans Invent about harvesting high altitude air currents.

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The Sea Chair: Using beach waste to design

Humans Invent talks to Studio Swine about making furniture from waste.

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