by MAKO Design + Invent | Apr 18, 2019 | Community Initiatives, Company News, Design, Invention News
The German Design Council Awards honour the best design achievements at an international level each year. Organized by the German Design Council, the awards are judged by an international judging panel of experts, boasting the prestigious reputation of the awards. The...
by MAKO Design + Invent | Feb 19, 2019 | Community Initiatives, Design, Industrial Design, Inventions
We’ve all binge watched Blue Planet on Netflix, so this message shouldn’t seem surprising to you. With all the recent news about our oceans containing more waste than water, these startups have developed invention designs to battle this ongoing issue. Eco-Friendly...
by MAKO Design + Invent | Feb 7, 2019 | Community Initiatives, Company News, Innovation, Inventions, Uncategorized
Have you ever been on your commute to work, your hands are so full you can’t even hold onto the pole to stop yourself from falling over when the train stops? Your coffee cup goes flying, spilling all over your things and those around you. Only to ride out the...
by MAKO Design + Invent | Dec 11, 2018 | Community Initiatives, Crowdfunding, Design, Innovation, Invention Tips
We are honoured to announce our recent partnership with the well-established industrial design site Core77.com. Core77 is a leading source for all articles, forums, portfolios, job listings and design services appealing to their comprehensive audience of designers and...
by MAKO Design + Invent | Dec 4, 2018 | Community Initiatives, Consumer Electronics, Industrial Design, Innovation, Uncategorized
Popularly known as the six, Toronto is getting a new nickname; “The Silicon Valley of the North.” With Google’s new pilot project to turn the city as we know it into Google’s next Smart City, we are about to see a huge change on the Toronto waterfront. ...
by MAKO Design + Invent | Nov 27, 2018 | Community Initiatives, Consumer Electronics, Industrial Design, Innovation, Inventions, Uncategorized
A new wearable device has taken over, and it’s hard to not be in a room with at least one person wearing a smartwatch these days, or someone who is checking in to see if they’ve reached their 10,000 steps. About Kharaband The founder of Kharaband, Harp Gahunia used...
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