Materially helps companies in the development and promotion of sustainable innovation starting from materials. We work with a focus on circular economy and materials innovation through a design thinking approach. Our team’s expertise and our network rely on 20+ years of international projects and experiences.
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In 2022 Merck and Ceramic Colors Wolbring GmbH jointly developed the ColorQuantTM solar technology, challenging the idea of power efficiency loss of colored PV modules. Increasing […]
Finding new ways to express creativity through materials without harming the environment or animals has now become an almost everyday task for many professionals and has […]
Glass is a wonderful and ancient material, intuitively desirable also for its recyclability. However, it is not easy to find thoroughly recycled glass that is suitable […]
Not all “plastics” are made alike. Occasionally, research and industry come together to generate an innovative material outperforming those which came before. This is the case […]
Bambooder‘s founder Marc Bokeloh and co-founder Dr.Ir.Ing. Almer van der Stoel developed a patented technology to mechanically extract bamboo fibers and produce semi-finished products for high-performance […]
Karuun is an innovative and sustainable material developed from the transformation of rattan, a climbing plant that grows in the tropical forests of Indonesia. The plant […]
Polygood by The Good Plastic Company is a distinctive surface material made from 100% recycled and 100% recyclable plastic. It aims to bridge the gap between […]
The Kajkao material was born from a design and science-focused approach. Here is the story on its origins, properties and potential applications. Chocolate is probably one […]
The integration of haptic actuators in products offers several advantages in terms of advanced functionalities, bringing new life to the classical human-object interaction. Even before Virtual […]
As several factories started to shut down in the French Basque Region, and forecasting the consequent loss of industrial know-how, Erik de Laurens invented Scalite, a […]
By studying and looking at local natural resources of New Aquitaine, in 2017 French company Arrosia started developing a new and alternative binder for composite materials […]