Topic: sustainable materials
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Jony Ive Designs Ferrari's First Electric Car Interior
Ferrari's first all-electric supercar, the Luce, features an interior designed by Jony Ive's firm LoveFrom, marking a significant collaboration that hints at Apple's design influence. The cabin blends physical controls for purists with distinct Apple-like elements, including displays with rounded...
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Nike's New Cooling Gear for Athletes in a Warming World
Nike has introduced Aero-FIT performance cooling technology, designed to keep athletes cooler and more comfortable during intense activity, and it will debut in football kits at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The technology enhances sweating efficiency by allowing more than double the airflow compared ...
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Ferrari Unveils Its 1000-HP Electric Supercar
Ferrari has unveiled the technology for its first fully electric supercar, featuring a 1000-horsepower powertrain, a top speed of 193 mph, and an estimated 329-mile WLTP range, with a unique acoustic system that uses real powertrain vibrations for sound. The electric model, potentially named "Ele...
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TechWoven Thrives: Positive Update and Future Outlook
The TechWoven case for the iPhone 17 Pro is highly durable and scratch-resistant, showing no damage after rigorous testing and marking a significant improvement over the easily scratched FineWoven predecessor. Apple introduced TechWoven as a replacement for the FineWoven line, which was phased ou...
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Pollen: The Surprising Key to Sustainable Paper and Sponges
Pollen is being repurposed from a natural nuisance into a sustainable material due to its durable outer shell, which can be processed into a versatile gel-like substance. This pollen-based microgel can be molded into eco-friendly alternatives like paper, films, and sponges, offering renewable and...
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