A Gadget That Turns Food Into Clouds, Using Ultrasonic Waves
Would you breathe in your next meal? No? What if it had 0 calories?
Would you breathe in your next meal? No? What if it had 0 calories?
Watching Dutch designer Rutger de Regt sculpt these bulbous chairs is a bit like watching someone try on a pair of jeans three sizes too small.
Brooklyn mayor Marty Markowitz was on hand to introduce the borough’s favorite tech darlings.
Microsoft is pursuing a complete design turnaround, and the change is coming from the bottom up. Can it last?
David Adjaye’s latest building reimages the neighborhood library as an airy, open community space.
Lunar reimagines the way we can get ready for the Big One.
The aerospace giant Airbus offers a glimpse of what air travel could look like in 2050--and it looks crazy.
At last, here are the results you’ve been waiting for.
NoteThe Innovation By Design Awards on October 16 will celebrate the controversial ideas, new products, business ventures, and wild ideas highlighted everyday on Co.Design. Award Winners in nine categories will be unveiled at the event. Register today.
Featuring projects ranging from an app for Bjork to software for learning the piano that actually works.
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