An Australian company has created a significant evolution of the construction industry in the form of Charlotte, a spider-like robot capable of building houses.

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A 3D-printing company plans to print large objects such as boat molds and components as it transitions research performed at the University of Maine’s Advanced Structures and Composites Center into a ...

The world’s first large-scale, one-of-a-kind, affordable housing development using 3D printing technology, Zuri Gardens ...

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Explore the innovation behind the X-Hab 3D printed concrete home in Alaska, a significant development in remote housing ...

Vitruvian and SAOP, in partnership with Habitat for Humanity, produce three 3D printed homes and three traditional homes in ...

Barely larger than a coffee machine, the Makera Z1 integrates hardware features once confined to full-scale workshops: The ...

Ryobi's lineup of power tools, accessories, and other products is wider than most, but as these Etsy finds show, even the ...

Mark Anderson has transformed his home at 1508 Sawgrass Avenue into a Halloween jukebox-style display featuring over 20,000 ...

In this Q&A, Kyle Smith, president and COO at Aprecia, breaks down how the company’s tech is speeding up development, enabling on-demand production, and keeping manufacturing closer to home. Aprecia ...