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Contour Crafting is a layer-by-layer technology that uses large-scale scaffolding to create a home-like 3D print in plastic. This technology also allows the walls to ben…
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Contour Crafting is a layer-by-layer technology that uses large-scale scaffolding to create a home-like 3D print in plastic. This technology also allows the walls to ben…
The University of Nevada-Reno computer engineer Reno has launched an in-house navigation system for the visually impaired. Human-computer interaction and motion-planning…
Infinski's sustainable housing design motto is: 'It's not because of climate change but because we never refuse food on our plate'. The company designs houses with 80% m…
Air Danshin Technology Company (Japan) has just officially launched an invention of a giant air bag capable of keeping your home safe even when an earthquake occurs.
It sounds like a joke, but the new generation of high-tech satellites can analyze waste samples, allowing users to generalize their health situation.
CHIP House - 'Super-compact house model' - with the original purpose of creating a network of homes that do not need to use energy (such as houses without energy from th…
The islands on the highlands are the idea that an architect suggests for the Tōhoku region in northeastern Japan. This area was heavily devastated by earthquakes and tsu…
Moneual (South Korea) has introduced a robot called Rydis H1004 II, capable of going around the house to filter the air and help the elderly when needed.
A Japanese company uses a Kinect motion sensor to control the robot they built.
A student of Hong Bang International University has just created a model of flood-resistant houses with the desire to serve people in the central region, which is suffer…
Tourists race to a village in northern Nigeria to admire the first house made of plastic and sand.
More precisely, a new generation of glass makes the window of the house flexible with the sun. In the morning, the glass will be dim when it is cold or when the window g…
In August, Tata Housing India plans to sell its Mumbai-based Nano technology for $ 720 a unit, built in a week but can be used for 20 years.
British experts are working on a smart home system that can alert people when a homeowner is sick or in distress.
A team of engineers from the Italcementi Group of Italy has created a type of cement that allows light to enter your room.