MARL, the Greater Lisbon Supply Market, is Portugal’s largest wholesale market where farmers, retailers, and importers collect and dispatch fresh agro-products that feed close to three million people daily. Freshness, traceability, food, and packaging waste are fundamental issues to be tackled in the name of food safety and security. AlmaScience’s green tech, from sustainable chipless RFID to paper-based freshness sensors, is here to help.
A speculative narrative exploring how shelf intelligence technology could reshape retail by 2036: freeing human potential, strengthening communities, and proving that AI's greatest power lies not in replacing us, but in amplifying what makes us human.
Comporta's transformation from fishing village to luxury destination reveals environmental challenges. Can sustainable innovation, like what AlmaScience does, help preserve Portugal's pristine landscapes?
From ateliers and brotherhoods to scientific societies and navigation charts, collaboration has always powered discovery and innovation. Today, AlmaScience brings that genuine spirit into its Portuguese green tech lab, where collective efforts for sustainable innovations form the engine behind its ever-greater successes.
Neuroarchitecture is an emerging interdisciplinary field combining neuroscience and architectural design. It can be significantly enhanced by green electronics and smart, sustainable technologies, such as those developed at AlmaScience. Thoughtfully designed and built environments, informed by neuroscience, promote human well-being, with cellulose-based sustainable functional materials and flexible electronics playing a transformative role in this space.
AlmaScience is a collaborative innovation R&D lab and a technology incubator for sustainable functional materials and green electronics.
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