China develops biodegradable shoes
Chinese researchers have developed and produced biological shoes that can be used every day, but can also decompose quickly and become agricultural fertilizer.
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Chinese researchers have developed and produced biological shoes that can be used every day, but can also decompose quickly and become agricultural fertilizer.
Few people know that your own wardrobe can be a source of micro plastic particles and pollute the ocean. Therefore, buying clothing in sufficient quantities is also a wa…
This new mask can kill viruses, bacteria and poisonous mushrooms as soon as they come in contact with the mask, and especially can be reused up to 100 times.
Scientists have developed and created a plastic that is capable of decaying in seawater, which will help reduce the increasingly serious pollution of plastics in the oce…
A group of Baylor University researchers have developed a method of using coconut shells in the automotive industry.
The raincoat is made of polyester and stretchy fabric, with two layers of external waterproofing and a unique design that keeps cyclists dry even when snow falls or show…
A new study conducted in Belgium has confirmed that polyester-absorbing polyester fibers produce more body odor than cotton fibers, meaning that polyester clothes will s…
A new material invented by Swiss chemists can help create a challenging coat with liquids.
There have been many scientific inventions stemming from mistakes and absentmindedness, like Achimedes' law and many breakthrough inventions in human history that have b…
Recycler Jeplan is working to produce a gasoline that uses cotton yarn from clothes. Jeplan said that 1 ton of discarded clothing can produce 700 liters of ethanol, savi…
A businessman in Toronto (Canada) has just released a number of swimwear for men that are completely waterproof when combined with polyester and nanotechnology.
Those who love to explore new lands can now better navigate and navigate their way outdoors using SplashMaps, the world's first designer canvas by David Overton.
PUMA sportswear maker has announced the launch of a new range of products that can be recycled or biodegradable under the generic name InCycle.