sugru is a moldable silicone modeling clay that sets to a tough, flexible silicone allowing users to modify or repair just about anything. Coming in a range of colors this Play-Doh-like material ...

Crowdfunding a startup is a risky business. Last month FormFormForm Ltd (FFF) — the British firm behind a moldable material called Sugru — disappointed investors after it sold out to German adhesives ...

Sugru is the best thing since duct tape and Super Glue. It's a putty-like substance that starts out malleable, then cures into whatever shape you form it into. It adheres to all types of surfaces, so ...

From CNET Magazine: Sugru, a moldable glue that sticks to almost anything and dries to a rubbery finish, could make things a lot less disposable. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and ...

Sugru sounds like something Dr. Seuss would have invented. The name alone captures your attention. It rolls off the tongue - Su. Gru. But the famous silly rhyme master didn’t invent it, Jane ni ...

It's only been a few days since the launch of iPhone 4, and there have already been an alarming number of stories of people dropping their iPhones from heights small or large, and shattering the back ...

New gadgets, new games, new apps: If you read about tech stuff much (and the fact that you’re reading this suggests you might), the endless gusher of the new can get old. But what about a new material ...

If you've been looking for the perfect material to mold your next great DIY idea—protective bumpers for your phone, a custom grip your favorite pen, custom-molded earbuds—Sugru, a moldable silicone ...

An epiphany about wastefulness led Jane Ní Dhulchaointigh to want to fix things, she told Inspirefest. Jane Ní Dhulchaointigh, the Irish inventor who created ingenious mouldable glue called Sugru, is ...

It´s the ultimate repair tool. A silicone material that can be shaped like playdough, can bond to almost any surface and after a few hours of exposure to air becomes a super tough, durable rubber.

Jane ni Dhulchaointigh puts a lump of what she calls concrete sponge on the table. It is a curious blend of concrete and polystyrene balls, more specifically the kind found in bean bags, offering both ...

Irish-founded firm Sugru is selling up to a German adhesives company. Mouldable glue company Sugru is being acquired by Tesa, a German adhesives and tapes manufacturer, for approximately £7.6m (€8.6m) ...