Tech in Hand
Using advanced 3D printing technology and sustainable materials to create functional and aesthetic design objects.
Tech in Hand uses advanced 3D printing technology and sustainable materials, such as argan fibers and clay, to create functional and aesthetic design objects, including furniture, wall coverings and decorative elements.
Tech in Hand prioritises sustainability in 3D printing processes and material sourcing. This not only reduces the company's carbon footprint, but also their operational costs. In addition, Tech in Hand uses bio-sourced and recycled materials, such as bioplastics and locally sourced fibers, to minimize environmental impact. Collaboration with local communities ensures responsible harvesting of natural fibers and fair labor practices.
Eco-Inclusive Impact
The use of renewable and local materials not only promotes the sustainable use of resources, but also leads to job creation in the regions where the materials, such as argan, are harvested. This job creation generates additional income for rural communities, enabling them to improve their standard of living.
Working with local artisans to use locally sourced clay in architecture and design
The use of sustainable materials, such as argan fibers, reduces the need for non-renewable resources in construction.
Strengthening local know-how
Partners
Université Ibn Zhor (Laboratory of nanocomposites and composite polymers): their specialized knowledge and resources contribute to the formulation and testing of high-quality materials that meet industry standards and customer demands.