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Threat, trap, network: the Hornet Trap

Tech From Here: NL · Dutch Design Week 2026

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The workThe Hornet Trap: Designing for Living Systems by Accenture Industrial Design, developed with the Arvespa Foundation and informed by beekeepers, at Innovation Powerhouse (A12), Strijp-T. Dutch Design Week 2026 ddw.nl

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Images, slide by slide

Slide 1
A large gray paper hornet nest shaped like a teardrop, with layered scalloped walls, in a glass case above a white displayPhoto: RN Collins
Slide 2
A tall purple Accenture banner reading Designing for Living Systems, Reinventing how we protect biodiversity, outside a brick buildingPhoto: RN Collins
Slide 3
A teardrop-shaped gray paper hornet nest hangs from a mossy branch inside a glass case, its surface built from layered, shell-like scallopsPhoto: RN Collins
Slide 4
An opened brown paper hornet nest in a glass case, with the comb layers showing insidePhoto: RN Collins
Slide 5
A vertical screen showing a map of Europe titled Yellow-Legged Hornet Invasion in Europe, with France lit up, above a planterPhoto: RN Collins
Slide 6
Prototype trap parts laid out on a white lit table under printed sketchesPhoto: RN Collins
Slide 7
Trap prototype parts on a white display table, seen from above in the exhibition hallPhoto: RN Collins
Slide 8
A visitor's hand holds a phone over a dark demo table with a screen, while others look onPhoto: RN Collins
Slide 9
A presenter with a headset talks to a group of visitors in the exhibitionPhoto: RN Collins
Slide 10
Screens and planted displays in the Hornet Trap exhibition, with a green map on a touch table in frontPhoto: RN Collins
Ring frame
Holland Signaal ball radar, 1962 (OYFO Techniekmuseum, Hengelo)Frame: Alf van Beem, PD, croppedMuseum or journal record
Quotes and video
The presenter's words quoted in this post, from RN's video of the Hornet Trap demonstrationRN's own footage, 18 Oct 2026, Innovation Powerhouse, Strijp-T, Eindhoven

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