Japan wants to get wood for auto parts to make it light
Researchers and manufacturers of Japanese auto parts have successfully fabricated materials from pulp, weighing only 1/5 of steel, but five times more solid.
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Researchers and manufacturers of Japanese auto parts have successfully fabricated materials from pulp, weighing only 1/5 of steel, but five times more solid.
BrikaWood - The type of wood bricks invented by French startup _ CatharHome is a convenient solution for green construction trends.
The vertical forest design that spans skyscrapers promises to be a viable solution to help China cope with heavy air pollution.
With cheap materials and simple technology, this method promises a new breakthrough in the green energy sector of the future.
Wood is a durable and flexible material, but it can rot, be eaten by insects and block light. Glass is not much better, they are easy to tank and cannot effectively bloc…
The world in general and the Japanese in particular will certainly be extremely happy with the birth of such important scientific discoveries.
The skyscraper was built entirely of wood. The seemingly impossible thing is happening in the US state of Oregon.
Wintergartan Marble Machine is a giant music machine made of birch wood and uses 2,000 metal spheres to create melody.
In the near future, we can see houses built with wood materials through 3D printing.
US scientists have successfully built a new semiconductor chip made from wood that can be biodegradable.
At this year's CES, Makerbot 3D printers have launched a new 3D print material that can create objects that look like they are made of limestone, wood or metal.
Synthetic plastic chairs, synthetic carpets and biodegradable plastic bags in the future will be made from waste rather than oil.
US researchers have created a new robot, capable of shaping and crawling without human intervention.
Researchers at Harvard University have developed a 3D printing technique to create a light but very rigid cell mix using epoxy resins.
A team of researchers working at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden recently developed a method that makes cellulose fibers hard as steel in terms…