Belinda Lanks
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One Tech Company’s Revolutionary Idea: Design For Mothers First
To develop a high-tech breast pump for the startup Willow, Ideo interviewed dozens of mothers–and uncovered key insights into a problem that the design and technology communities have largely ignored. → Read More
The Ultimate Breast Pump For Working Mothers
With no tubes or wires, the Willow pump—one of Fast Company’s 2017 Innovation By Design winners—could be one giant leap for womankind. → Read More
Login page | Co.Design: business + innovation + design
Thanks for stopping by Fast Company’s Co.Design. Our focus is on highlighting the world’s best examples of design and innovation, working in concert. We started this site with a few simple premises in mind. First, design is a window onto the world at large, and the culture we live in. Designers create objects that meet some unrecognized need. All businesses strive to do the same thing. → Read More
Jacket Purifies And Stores Rainwater, Crazy Straw Included [Video]
Two CIID students develop a water-supply system suited to a nomadic, water-stressed future. → Read More
The Atlanta Falcons's New Stadium Looks Amazing
We can't stop watching the super-cool oculus roof of Mercedes-Benz Stadium open and close. → Read More
How Spring Is Helping Businesses Improve The Lives Of Girls In Developing Countries
The startup accelerator is hosting design bootcamps to foster innovation. → Read More
Tired Of Upgrading Your Phone? Fairphone Wants To Help
The socially responsible modular smartphone lets you replace components without buying a whole new device. → Read More
The Atlanta Falcons’s New Stadium Looks Amazing
We can’t stop watching the super-cool oculus roof of Mercedes-Benz Stadium open and close. → Read More
Watch What Football Looks Like Without a Redskins Logo
A TV spot digitally removes the Washington team's mascot and name, leaving plenty of fun in the game → Read More
This Tattoo for Diabetics Might Mean the End of Finger Pricking
A team of nanoengineers has developed a temporary tattoo that measures glucose → Read More
To Sell Wearables to Women, First Make Them Feel Bad
At the International CES, some products suggested another way to appeal to women beyond glammed-up fitness trackers → Read More
Polaroid's Plan to Get Millennials to Print Their Photos
The company's new mobile printer is cute, and it's cheap enough for a younger crowd—but the paper for printing is not → Read More
Fitness Tracker or Bionic Ear? The Dash Wireless Earbuds Might Be Both
For now the Dash earbuds track biometrics and play music, but their potential is much broader → Read More
Samsung and Yves Béhar Have Made an 82-Inch TV That's Not Hideous
Cubbed the S9W, his creation sits atop a plinth-like cube to emphasize its three-dimensionality → Read More
Will Google's Nest Become Central Command for Smart Homes?
The thermostat maker seeks to expand its reach by becoming the thing that connects non-Nest smart devices → Read More
The Smart Ring and the Smart Belt Are Actually Kind of Stupid
The two products that drew the most attention at a preview of CES were clunky wearable devices that purport to meet needs that very few people have → Read More
This Bike Helmet Can Tell You When a Volvo Gets Too Close
A new concept from Volvo works in tandem with its latest car technology to detect possible collisions with cyclists → Read More
Withings Releases a $150 Smartwatch for the Masses
Think of Pop as a souped-up watch rather than as a fitness tracker → Read More
Play-Doh Enrages Parents With a Penis-Shaped Baking Toy
Irate parents find an "extruding tool" for decorating cakes unsavory → Read More
Why Americans Will Overpay for Cuba's Vintage Cars
Easing relations between the U.S. and Cuba could come as a boon to collectors looking to own, even drive, pieces of Cuba's culture → Read More