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Eco Factor: Clock made from recycled materials.

Green products aren’t necessarily eye-striking and wonderful. The products get to go crazy mostly when they are made from recycled materials. While there are some recycled products that just amaze..

Eco Factor: Electricity saving power cord.

The wastage of water is easy to spot and stop, but the same principles don’t always follow for other things that need conservation like electricity. Lufdesign has designed a new power cord called the…

Eco Factor: Concept compost bin stops bad odors from ruining your cooking experience.

Compost bins do a wonderful job is encouraging people to recycle and save the environment. However, the major drawback of compost bins it the foul odor that…

While the iPhone was not developed to be ecofriendly and sustainable, there were many who used their skills and their creative minds to develop products and applications that tried to better its green credentials. The way some individuals and…

Old and broken down auto parts are nothing more than trash for some, but for people like Armando Ramírez they are no less than treasure. The artist transforms these objects into sleek, black and silver chess sets. The found objects are rolled into a.

Eco Factor: Concept external hard disk is 100% recyclable.

Kansas-based industrial designer Franco Marino Cagnina has come up with a concept external hard disk design that not only looks different but also makes sure that the unique design is easy.

Eco Factor: Zero-emission electric Go-Kart reaches speeds in excess of 60 mph.

An engineer has built an electric Go-Kart that should show the greener path to all aspiring F1 racers. The Go-Kart carries six Optima D34 batteries that provide power…

Eco Factor: Solar-powered, rainwater harvesting concept taxi developed for Latin American cities.

Mexico-based industrial designer, Alberto Villarreal, has come up with a unique concept car that has been designed to serve as a taxi in the…

Eco Factor: Solar energy generating systems to be donated by Kyocera.

The Asian Development Bank states that about 80 percent of the population of Nepal lacks access to the power grid and cannot afford expensive renewable energy generating systems.

Eco Factor: Wave Power System uses waves to generate clean electricity.

Researchers working on the possibilities of using ocean waves as a power source believe that up to 200 megawatts of electricity could be generated if efficient wave-absorbing..