Responsible solutions

A battery that utilizes soil microbes to generate consistent flow of electricity regardless of weather or time of the day.

A biodegradable food packaging material that kills contaminating microbes and extends the food shelf life by days.

A micro wind turbine made of two plastic strips that flutter in the wind makes electricity from breeze caused by a brisk walk.

Spinach converted into carbon nanosheets can act as a catalyst for an oxygen reduction reaction in fuel cells and metal-air batteries.

A vertical-farming system that produces 400 times higher yield than traditional agriculture while using 95% less water and 99% less land.

A fabric that works like a display with applications in communications, navigation, healthcare, and safety.

A paint that cools down buildings enough to eliminate the need for air conditioning, outperforming average air conditioners.

A “food generator” concept that converts plastics waste into edible protein containing all the required nutrition.

A paint that converts solar energy into electricity either by splitting water moisture in the air or from liquid perovskite solar cells.

Light-emitting plants that can be charged by a LED lamp and used as a source of outdoor lighting thanks to embedded nanoparticles.