Sony launches competition to "crowdsource" green tech ideas
Open Planet Ideas initiative invites designers, students and technology fans to suggest how devices could be repurposed to tackle environmental challenges
Sony has today launched a global search to find green technology ideas from around the world, the best of which will be turned into reality by the electronics giant's designers and engineers. The company...
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