Yazaki’s bamboo-filled polypropylene has cleared a stated automotive flammability requirement, but the more difficult ...
In a study recently published in National Science Review, researchers used multiscale imaging techniques (including optical microscope, X-ray microscope (micro-CT), scanning electron microscope, and ...
Bamboo fiber, made from natural bamboo, is biodegradable, eco-friendly, and has natural antibacterial properties. It is breathable, moisture-absorbing, and provides cooling effects, making it ideal ...
Carbon fiber now appears poised to enter the mainstream of automotive materials, but a less high-tech material could be waiting in the wings as well. Bamboo could be the next carbon fiber, according ...
Bamboo is a fast-growing, eco-friendly plant used widely in textiles due to its breathability, antibacterial properties, biodegradability, and strength. Bamboo fiber is soft, moisture-absorbent, and ...
Whether you’re planning a long-haul flight overseas or taking a road trip, you want comfortable clothing to wear on the trip. With an increasing interest in sustainability, many travelers are opting ...
HERObike, a non-profit initiative in Greensboro, Alabama, is designing and manufacturing bikes made from locally sourced bamboo. After partnering with Inhabitat favoriteBamboo Bike Studio, the ...
Here are some little known facts about bamboo: bamboo grows fast—really fast. It has an amazing regenerative quality. It eats carbon dioxide. And it's incredibly lightweight, strong and flexible. So, ...
Packaging has been identified as a significant environmental aspect under Lenovo’s EMS. Its packaging priorities focus on reducing packaging consumption and waste by: Increasing the use of recycled ...
Plastic Restrictions and Foodservice Demand Push Bamboo Fiber Tableware Mainstream, Unlocking Opportunities in Compostable Takeaway Products, Sustainable Design and Retail Expansion Bamboo Fiber ...
Plastination is an embalming process used to preserve bodies. The process involves dehydrating the body tissue and replacing certain tissues with synthetic materials (like plastics). But don’t worry, ...