Fusing technology with traditional, antiquated industries is a tough juxtaposition. But this company is doing it in order to transform the apparel industry.
Brittany LaneJune 20, 2017
This company is changing the way India recycles and thinks about waste management and sustainability by focusing on plastic. Stay tuned – they're scaling rapidly.
Brittany LaneJune 2, 2017
Hundreds of thousands of tons of discarded clothing go to landfills every day, and this company from Japan has the technology to solve it. Why not use it?
Brittany LaneJune 1, 2017
Farmers who operate large machinery often struggle to navigate efficiently, leading to excessive fertilizer and pesticide use and wasted seeding. Agri Info Design can change that.
Aubrey SandersMay 29, 2017
Now, instead of throwing away plastic utensils after a single use, you can eat them.
Aubrey SandersMay 26, 2017
This biotech company in India has just started harnessing the strength of nature to provide solutions to some of the big problems we face as a human race.
Brittany LaneMay 25, 2017
This company, based in Singapore, wants to leave a world where conserving water is a way of life and where our carbon & water footprints are a net positive.
Brittany LaneMay 23, 2017
Life on Earth will sustain with or without humans. Whether Earth remains a good home for humans, however, depends on the decisions we make.
Aubrey SandersMay 17, 2017
The company slogan is “Space within your reach,” and they're making access to space – and its data – an everyday reality with small, flexible satellites.
Brittany LaneMay 15, 2017
This startup imagines a world that values farmers as essential and dignified contributors to society and the economy – and the rest of us are better for it.
Brittany LaneMay 10, 2017
This company thinks people should have the information they need to make informed decisions about what they consume – and how they test products is unique.
Brittany LaneMay 8, 2017
Alesca Life designs and builds turn-key farming solutions that enable anyone in any environment to produce safe and healthy produce locally.
Aubrey SandersMay 1, 2017