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Japan's space upcycling, from rocket fuel tanks into loudspeakers
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Japan's space upcycling, from rocket fuel tanks into loudspeakers
A Japanese collaboration is repurposing used rocket-fuel tanks into an omnidirectional loudspeaker called “DEBRIS.” These aerospace hardware, used in Hokkaido’s private rocket programme, rarely enjoy a second life once testing ends. But as materials they are still have worth as a resource, and are now shaped into a sound system. (Image: debris.and-space-project.jp) DEBRIS developed from “design lab noon by material record”, part of Nomura Co.’s…
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