April 28, 2010

Robots my someday replace humans for picking delicate fruits and vegetables. Photo: Paul Wooton
Can robots roll up their sleeves and pick fruit? Vision Robotics, a company in San Diego, thinks so. It’s building scouting robots that use multiple … Read More…
Category: Experiencing, Green Gadgets
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April 15, 2010

FIGO is a great new flexible garden frame connector whose use extends beyond plant frames: it’s great for constructing makeshift tents, sculptures, windbreaks, pet enclosures, geodesic domes – use your imagination!

FIGO allows you the freedom to build your own … Read More…
Category: Composting, Finding, Great Finds, Green & Sustainable, Green Gadgets, Raised Beds, Reclaimed & Recycled, Urban Agriculture, Vertical Gardens
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January 11, 2010

Photo courtesy Harries & Héder
When the city required Austin developers Catellus to mask an unsightly expanse of store-back loading docks in order for a large retail lot to receive a green light, they hired Massachusetts-based public art firm Harries … Read More…
Category: Garden Art, Green & Sustainable, Green Gadgets, Greening, Lighting, Solar Energy
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January 3, 2010

This clever container system by az&mut is named the Pot Cavalier or Cavalier Pot, not because it’s arrogant, offhand, or unceremonious, but because it’s mounted over your balcony railing much like soldiers mounted their horses and is derived from the … Read More…
Category: Container Gardening, Containers and Pots, Finding, Garden Design, Great Finds, Green & Sustainable, Green Gadgets, Reclaimed & Recycled
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December 28, 2009

Andrea is an award-winning designed air filter capable of absorbing toxic gases, such as formaldehyde, from home and office environments by enhancing the natural absorptive properties of regular household plants. While plants alone in an interior setting are more efficient … Read More…
Category: Finding, Green & Sustainable, Green Gadgets
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