A device to turn you pet walrus to money by harvesting the kinetic energy to mine doge coins.
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Even hundreds of meters underground, people find ways to liven up a room and produce oxygen with the help of artificial plants that have no need for sunlight.
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The drawing by Marcel Dzama exhibition at Sara Hilden Museum-in the world driven by social media and technologies, there is no border between real life and performance. Life becomes a circle, happy and bright outside, lonely and dark inside
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In a dystopian future, where all plants have been destroyed, we produce oxygen artificially. Every home has a small oxygen producer and this one has been designed with the old world in mind.
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Due to global warming staying outside is lethal without proper gear. Solar powered life support mask collects moisture from air to keep you hydrated.
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A device that harvests celestial energy which is used to power people’s homes during a solar storm.
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Novel technologies, such as sensors to communicate with animals, may shape the world of today. But can we predict the outcomes? Would this lead to utopia or dystopia?
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Speculative design: TIMO physical interactions for digital information by Emerson Holladay
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Critical design: A breath of fresh plants is a compelling project by Chiu Chih that shows how humans might need to adapt in the future if we don’t manage to tackle climate change and pollution.
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