Close to 5 floors apartment and 100m2 villa is 3D printed
A Chinese company has just opened a 5-storey apartment building and a 100-square-meter villa built with a 6,4m high 3D printer, 9.7m wide and 152m long.
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A Chinese company has just opened a 5-storey apartment building and a 100-square-meter villa built with a 6,4m high 3D printer, 9.7m wide and 152m long.
Researchers have released a special light paper, which turns any object in your home into a light.
Recently there has been a security device for the house with characteristics that are not fixed and compact like a matchbox.
A sensor lets you know exactly what is going on in your home.
If your laptop is damaged, keep the battery. Laptop batteries can help you power your home appliances and help keep the environment green.
A team of researchers has successfully built all-in-one prototype cooling, heating and power systems with vegetable oils.
A team of British scientists has developed a new prototype (BMT), fully functional with unprocessed vegetable oils to combine cooling, heating and power supply.
The tendency to use small homes is quite common in the community. So a team from the New York-based design firm launched a mobile home called Taku Tanku.
Humans have spent more than 10,000 years of agricultural history and know a natural disaster such as droughts and floods that could wipe out their energy during the year.
After a day's work at home, you want to rest and sip a favorite drink, press the button to instruct the robot to function bartender and serve in place.
According to the Mother Nature Network, shelters have a tent structure, made of lightweight polypropylene but durable and easily removable.
By the end of this year, Intel will provide consumers with a home-printed robotics technology that will allow customers to create their own robot.
German inventors say Korner is a simple, family-friendly home security system, because it costs less than $ 100 at no extra cost per month.
Housing developer Daiwa House (Japan) has introduced a special gallery called Try Lab, where customers can visit their new home in cyberspace.
Security camera surveillance systems have proven their effectiveness in many cases but their prices are quite high for most users.