Lecture
This lecture delves into the concept of low-tech innovations, focusing on useful, sustainable, and accessible technologies that address basic needs while minimizing resource use. The speaker shares insights from their experiences in Bangladesh, highlighting the importance of local materials, durability, and accessibility. The narrative follows the journey of creating the LowTechLab, exploring frugal innovation, collaboration, and overcoming challenges. Through examples like natural fiber boats and community-driven projects, the lecture emphasizes the shift towards a lower-tech society and the impact of individual choices on sustainability and societal well-being.