The GoBe Robots reproduce each user’s face in real size on the screen for a more authentic remote working experience.

A mini-dishwasher from Daan Tech uses low-energy and low-water technology, along with UV light for sterilisation.

Ultraleap’s hand-tracking software can generate a virtual model of hand movements and to accurately predict the position of a finger or thumb.

Layered structures and recycled materials make low-carbon cooling an affordable alternative to air conditioners.

The stools are made using plastic waste and spent grain from the Danish brewer Carlsberg.

Tiny Offices are made from corrugated aluminium and wood and measure just over six square metres.

Through the service, creators can get an idea of how successful a new content product might be before fully committing.

A startup is helping businesses offer sustainable energy as a perk for those working remotely.

A Japanese recruiting firm has set up a system that uses blockchain to help companies authenticate and hire remote IT workers.

Swimply allows you to rent a pool from someone in your area, potentially making up for those cancelled summer holidays.

Developed as an alternative to passwords, fingerprints and facial recognition, the system could verify the user’s identity using mouth biometrics.

Vicky and Nikoleta Lirantonakis have launched The Style Fílos, which allows customers to purchase a pre-styled box of accessories for their Zoom meetings.