Robots build houses in just 2 days, do you dare stay in them?
Buildings built entirely by robots take only a few days, are not slow, cheap and save materials. By then, would you have the courage to live in such a house?
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Buildings built entirely by robots take only a few days, are not slow, cheap and save materials. By then, would you have the courage to live in such a house?
The researchers created a robotic system capable of creating a home in less than a day, promising complete change in construction.
A team of researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology and two other organizations have successfully developed new 3D printing methods that create objects that c…
German scientists have begun to research and successfully apply 3D printing technology to create small glass objects.
Kniterate is an electronic textile machine that allows printing digital designs into real products thanks to 3D technology. The product is currently calling for funds on…
A former Malaysian teacher sets up a low-cost, voice-activated prosthetics manufacturing company for people with disabilities.
Technology developed to the point that with just a 3D printer, you were able to create delicious and time-consuming cheeses.
The RAMBO 3D printer system can produce almost all 40mm grenade launchers in very short time.
Cheap so unexpected, but according to calculations, the house can last for 175 years, opening up opportunities to improve the lives of billions of people around the worl…
Will the scenario in HBO's Western World fantasy film come true?
Fully furnished houses were built using 3D printing technology within two months in Shandong Province, China.
By combining 3D printing technology and using specific chemicals, scientists can turn small-sized aircraft with their palms much larger.
Although it is quite small in size, it is theoretically possible to live inside.
A team of Iranian engineers are developing robots that can build buildings up to 200m in just one day.
The famous sportswear outfit Adidas has introduced a shoe made of recycled materials from ocean waste.