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The coffee machine has a department in the lower part where coffee residue is stored where the mycelia grow thanks to an automatic irrigation system incorporated in the coffee machine.
  
 
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Revision as of 10:42, 8 November 2018

1. Critical Making exercise

2. Cybernetic Prosthetics

RE-COFFE

A new way to relate nature with machines and reduce waste

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When we were first looking for a concept to reduce waste, we thought of details we could improve or change in our daily routine. And, for us, coffee is part of this daily routine. So, we wanted to design something involving coffee but, how could it be related to nature?

At this point, Gunter Pauli also mentions the example related to coffee that we are going to use in order to design our concept.

  • What can we do with the rest? We discovered that with wasted coffee we can grow mushrooms.
  • And then feed the leftovers to animals
  • Animals make manure and bacteria make biogas
  • At the end we get jobs, energy and food

We did some research to find out how funghi is produced from coffee?

  • Break it up and spread it out throughout the coffee.
  • Put the mixture into your cultivation bag and close it up tight, ensuring you have cut air holes
  • Place your bag in a warm and dark place. During the next three weeks,water this area twice daily with water, you will see the micelios come to life and grow across the coffee grounds - turning the whole mixture white so it has fully colonized the mixture.
  • Place it in a spot with plenty of fresh air and a little light
  • After a week or so, you will start to see tiny little mushrooms bursting into life

The coffee machine has a department in the lower part where coffee residue is stored where the mycelia grow thanks to an automatic irrigation system incorporated in the coffee machine.

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PROJECT 3: From Devices to systems

PROJECT 4: Cartography of Complex Systems & the Anthropocene

File:Essay.pdf