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Graduate designer Christoph Dichmann is using an augmented reality (AR) video game format to improve the biodiversity of urban spaces.
Tong is a wearable mouth device that allows people to operate computers using their tongue.
London – Maria Kurian has re-engineered ecological materials to create alternatives to plastic that only last for as long as they are used.
This year New Designers showed a notable shift towards more conceptually driven projects that veered away from the typically commercial work of previous years.
London – Trajectory is a speculative interface control that allows users to browse the web using only their face.
London – Socratic Search is a search engine that enables users to explore Google using the principles of the Socratic method.
London – Sea-Meat Seaweed is a Central Saint Martins graduate project that explores the art of butchery in a post-meat world.
This year's stand-out projects from the MA Material Futures course proposed turning our bodies into complex interfaces.
Miami – Belgian gallery Victor Hunt presents a series of light sculptures by Sabine Marcelis that celebrates the confluence of the sun, sky and clouds.
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