Micro-Algae Indoor Farm Shows The Promising Future Of Plant Technologies
Korean design practice Ulrim, led by Hyunseok An, has created an indoor algae farm titled ‘The Coral’: a wall-mounted bioreactor providing a sustainable source of micro-algae for personal consumption, that aims to change our perceptions of this vital life source.
Korean design practice Ulrim, led by Hyunseok An, has created an indoor algae farm titled ‘The Coral’: a wall-mounted bioreactor providing a sustainable source of micro-algae for personal consumption, that aims to change our perceptions of this vital life source. Micro-algae are one of the most important resources on earth; they can be found everywhere in nature, and are a valuable source of biomass used in the renewable energy, pharmaceutical, and scientific industries. Algae are vital to human life because of their ability to convert carbon dioxide into other valuable nutrients. Some 3.5…
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