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An app for recycling packaging - of course! The app allows users to recycle with just a few touches of their smartphone screen: first they scan the bar code to retrieve information about the packaging, then they are presented with links to tutorials which show them how to transform their empty can into a vase, or another useful piece of packaging. No more waste and pollution!
The non-biodegradable plastic which is ubiquitous in our everyday lives is also responsible for polluting the planet. Wikiplastic was designed at the FabLab to raise awareness of this issue among...
Designed by young people who were not in education, disabled or following regular studies, the Fab-Stove cooking stove offers optimal combustion while producing the minimum amount of waste and...
How to reduce CO2 emissions and boost the circular economy? How about a bio-digestor paired with generators, which transforms organic waste into biogas, which produces heat and electricity, and...
The Solar Dehydrator is a solution which is useful for the entire population. It preserves foods through the use of a modern greenhouse storage system which focuses sunlight in a single location...
In our Solidarity FabLabs, we offer free training to young people facing difficulties in their lives. They learn about digital production, team-work and maybe even lay the foundations of a future career. Our international challenge is aimed at them. It offers them the opportunity to work on a project from beginning to end and to showcase their skills and abilities. This year, the challenge involves using digital technologies to imagine sustainable development solutions which fit into our everyday lives.