Jamie D'Souza
Takeaways:
- California company Checkerspot has launched a casting kit that allows designers to experiment with making components from algae-based plastics.
- The materials are designed to replace traditional polyurethane resin.
- The algae-based material has a biomaterial content of 56 per cent and can be used in the same moulds used for traditional plastic.
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