RunSafePro Puts Radar and a Panic Button on a Running Vest
A smart running vest answers runners’ safety fears with radar, GPS alerts and worn-in reassurance.
Two Danish Graduates Built a Legless Chair So Adults Can Meet Children at Eye Level
A Danish startup turned one everyday friction — adult-to-child eye level — into a single product.
Denmark’s Psoriasis Association Puts Visible Psoriasis on Public Display
A Danish association stages visible psoriasis in public to turn stigma into curiosity.
On Builds Running Shoes With Robots in Three Minutes
On’s LightSpray robots spray a shoe upper in three minutes, pulling production from months toward weeks.
LEGO Made Its Biggest Set Ever a 12,060-Piece Sagrada Família
The toy industry’s largest set yet turns a Gaudí basilica into a weeks-long, brick-by-brick build.
Herzog & de Meuron Turned a Mountain Telecoms Tower Into a Visitor Destination
An obsolete Swiss antenna tower reopens as architecture, dining and the world’s highest Rolex boutique.
Virgin Active Reopens a Gym as a ‘Social Wellness Club’
Virgin Active reopens a gym as a ‘social wellness club’ — the niche goes mainstream.
Jesper Binzer on Temu: ‘It’s Exactly the Same’ as Normal and Søstrene Grene
Jesper Binzer says shaming Temu makes no sense if you shop at Normal and Søstrene Grene.
Synthetic Peptides Are Marketed to Young Men as Self-Optimisation
Unlicensed synthetic peptides are sold to young men online as cognitive and physical optimisation.
A UNICEF Chief Argues Childhood Needs More Chaos and Mess
Play and UNICEF leaders argue children grow robust through chaos and mess, not shielding.