Learn about M3-CRETE by Sunnyday Technologies, a groundbreaking open source concrete 3D printer built for additive construction.

A Winnipeg-based lab is refining a tool that can create 3D renderings of wheat plants and give precise structural measurements for faster crop breeding.

Arguably, one of the main purposes of new technology is to provide means of improving your life in ways large and small. As an example of this, there are all manner of 3D printed gadgets that could be ...

Learn about the DURABLE project for nuclear fusion PFCs, targeting improved performance and cost-efficiency through advanced manufacturing.

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A developer plans to build a 160-acre data center and its own gas-fired power plant in Surprise. Residents near the proposed site worry about air pollution, health risks, and safety concerns. Because ...

NASA uses 3D printing in space, sending the first printer to the International Space Station in 2014 and printing more than 12 parts, including a ratchet wrench. Companies like Archireef and Reef ...

Liver failure is one of the most serious and deadly medical conditions, claiming thousands of lives each year as patients in the United States wait for a donor organ. An up to $25.8 million research ...

WEST COLUMBIA — Officials have few updates on plans for a mixed-use development near West Columbia's infamous chicken plant. It is unclear if the project is still moving forward, but some action at ...

The total outlay for land acquisition and associated costs is estimated at Rs49.6bn ($549.48m). Credit: SNEHIT PHOTO / Shutterstock.com Japanese automaker Suzuki Motor has approved plans for a new ...

WOODFORD COUNTY, Ky. (WKYT) - Woodford County Judge Executive James Kay is asking residents to help plant 30,000 trees across the county by 2030 as development and infrastructure projects reduce the ...

A quiet town in western Denmark is quickly becoming a testing ground for the future of housing. Skovsporet, described as Europe's largest 3D-printed housing project, is now taking shape in Holstebro.