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Inspired by a study looking at the effects of light pollution on telescopes, Monolith is a street lighting solution that aims to have minimal impact on its surrounding environment. The LED light modules are made from concrete. The design includes a cut-out slot on the angled surface at the bottom, with a minimally recessed light which focuses the source towards the ground in front of it, whilst making space at the top for a small solar panel. This powers a small milli-power radar system, SWEEP, that ensure the units only light up when required by an approaching individual or moving object.
Turning waste chicken feathers from the poultry industry into an alternative and lean source of edible protein.
American University of Sharjah
Using the byproducts of desalinisation to create new architectures
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University School of Design
A new bus seat to make public transport more accessible for those in need
A new device to collect road safety data from cyclist and share it in real time
