These touchscreen supermarket shelves offer online shopping on an underground platform Photograph: Design Museum
This wind-controlled mine clearer is designed to roll over a limited territory detonating mines. Still in trial, it's not 100% effective but its GPS tracker reveals the route it has cleared Photograph: Design Museum
A long-overdue redesign, with a more spacious, easier-to-clean interior for treating patients in situ, not just transporting them to the hospital Photograph: Tim Saunders/Design Museum
This 3D printer uses a concentrated beam of sunlight to turn sand into glass objects Photograph: Design Museum
More glitzy abstraction from the London architect, this time for a manufacturing city in the Pearl River Delta Photograph: Design Museum
Wedged under two flyovers in east London, this wooden folly became a cultural hotspot in no man's land last summer Photograph: Design Museum
Polystyrene is more commonly known for its use as disposable packaging, but if you don't expand it fully it makes solid, characterful furniture Photograph: Design Museum
A conservative but beautifully dignified design for this architecture journal Photograph: Michael Harvey/Design Museum
Designed in Finland, where there is limited daylight in winter, these are more like windows than lamps, with the frames taking a backseat to the quality of light itself Photograph: Design Museum
This chair, made of four distinct pieces, combines computer-cutting machinery and traditional craftsmanship Photograph: Design Museum
This wheelchair, made of super-lightweight carbon fibre, is designed to make users not feel like they're sitting in a medical device Photograph: Richard Foster/Design Museum
