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26 August 2026

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25 August 2026

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Mui Lab, Inc. diffhist +3,921 Caseorganic talk contribs (Created page with "===About=== mui Lab, Inc. is a calm technology company based in Kyoto, Japan, founded in October 2017. It began as a corporate venture initiative within Nissha Co., Ltd. and became independent through a management buyout in April 2019, with Nissha remaining a major shareholder. Its chief executive is Kazunori Oki, and it maintains offices in Tokyo, Nagano and Frankfurt alongside the Kyoto headquarters.<ref>[https://muilab.com/en/about/ About mui Lab].</ref> The company...")

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Industrial Ecology diffhist +3,639 Caseorganic talk contribs

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Calm Tech Institute diffhist +3,979 Caseorganic talk contribs (Created page with "===About=== The Calm Tech Institute is an organisation that develops standards and certification for technology designed to work with human attention rather than against it. It was founded by Amber Case in 2024, and builds on the concept of calm technology developed by Mark Weiser and John Seely Brown at Xerox PARC in the 1990s.<ref>[https://www.calmtech.institute/calm-tech-principles Principles], Calm Tech Institute; see also [https://caseorganic.m...")

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Natural Material diffhist +3,428 Caseorganic talk contribs (Created page with "===Calm Technology Category=== Does the product use natural materials, and what does that choice communicate? ===Definition=== A natural material is one used in a form close to how it occurs — wood, stone, leather, wool, cotton, linen, cork, clay, bone, horn, natural rubber, unfinished metal — as distinct from synthetic polymers and engineered composites. The distinction is not as clean as it sounds. Almost every material in use has been processed, and "natural" is...")