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Wooden pallets to be replaced by recyclable plastic
The pallet industry is reported to consume around 40% of global timber production, a serious environmental issue. Australian company, Range International, has developed an alternative plastic product at around the same price and 100% recyclable. At the end of their life it?s planned that their pallets can be placed back into the production process to produce new ones. This idea was ranked no 1 at a boardroom lunch hosted by Ashurst Sydney in July 2016. www.RangeInternational.com
2 September 2017 by IdeaSpies

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Creating sand from beer bottles
New Zealand's DB Breweries company has created beer bottle crushing machines that turn empties into a safe sand substitute usable in any industry. https://www.springwise.com/sand-recycled-beer-bottles-helps-save-local-beaches/?
2 September 2017 by lauralaura-co...

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A portable standing desk
This portable desk has no screws, no assembly and no instructions are needed. It accommodates a wide range of laptops, monitors, keyboards and desks and is made of industrial grade cardboard which is light, strong and affordable. www.oristand.co
2 September 2017 by angel

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Flying on grass
Scientists at Ghent University in Belgium have developed a way to turn grass into biofuel which could be used for air travel. If they can keep working on optimizing this process, in cooperation with industrial partners, this idea could become feasible http://www.ugent.be/en/news-events/news/from-grass-to-grassoline.htm
2 September 2017 by lynnwood

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Spider webs that have industrial uses
Scientists have found a way to increase the overall strength and durability of spider silk. After feeding a spider a small amount of graphene and carbon nanotubes it produced webs that were five times stronger than normal. https://futurism.com/silk-spun-by-graphene-fed-spiders-is-one-of-the-strongest-materials-on-earth/
2 September 2017 by idea-2

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Eye-tracking tech alerts sleepy drivers
Australian company Seeing Machines is dramatically reducing fatal vehicle accidents with its eye tracking technology that can dete
12 April 2017 by lynnwood