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Meet solid knitting, 3D printing's close cousin that makes sophisticated solid objects out of yarn that are both sustainable and reconfigurable.
Respiratory diseases are on the rise among industrial workers, and regular masks just don't cut it.
Who's been waiting for a foldable helmet?
The tallest skyscraper in the US won't be in New York or Chicago.
How a trick used by lizards can help us make safer buildings.
Would you buy objects printed with this technique?
The robot spews water from its body, resembling how dragons are depicted spouting fire from their mouths in movies and books.
Car crash tests check a vehicle's safety only for men. Here is how a dummy representing the ladies can make the tests better.
This cloak is not invisible but it will keep your car cool in summers and warm in winters, doesn't that sound like magic.
The satellites demonstrate a super low-cost solution for preventing space debris.
We're closer than ever to witnessing a 3D food printing revolution. These cheesecakes are a delicious proof of what's coming.
Here is a lizard-inspired robot that is as creepy and fascinating as real lizards, and wishes to explore Mars.
Old turbine blades cannot be recycled for energy production but they can be reused for fun and aesthetics.
Tokyo's new pair of green skyscrapers shows how to live in harmony with nature.
Would you print a house?
It's expected to cost up to a trillion dollars and house about five million people when fully completed.
Poorly constructed housing can seriously affect people’s health and wellbeing. And with the UK having some of the oldest buildings in Europe, that’s a lot of housing not fit for purpose. Almost 2.5 million families in the UK live in poor housing conditions and suffer from fuel poverty. This means they are unable to maintain […]
The 'Glass' building can speed up the process of developing human settlements on other planets by producing Earth-like gravity.
Would you travel in one of these?
Researchers used virtual reality to test the impact of changes made to urban settings.
From something simple as ensuring air circulation to futuristic designs, building can be our ally in the fight against diseases.
It's a cheap technique that could go a long way.
The WaterLight is a cordless lamp that converts saltwater into electricity to emit light anywhere.
Humans have been building mud dwellings for thousands of years. It's time to go back to the roots.
You can access WiFI, charge your electric car and even your drone from these poles.
The net ecosystem service of an urban tree is worth thousands of dollars.
Urban and rural demographics seem to be changing faster than policy is keeping up.
Reopening cities is one thing, but how could we reopen cafes while still maintaining social distancing? This city has an idea.
Buildings can be an ally in our fight against viruses.
Could the future's buildings be... alive?
A remarkable example of technology aiding medics in a crucial time.
Inspired by human's unique ability to keep cool, researchers have designed a soft robot that sweats.
Human activity -- and quite possibly, human hair -- is to blame.
If it would have been accepted at the time, it would have revolutionized architecture.
A simple way to help bird populations.
In truth, all cities in the world would benefit from planting more trees.
Un-real.
It's Luxembourg's moment in the spotlight.
What better gift could there be?
An innovation which will make a lot of people happyier.
The painting doubled in value, since this is Banksy world and normal rules don't seem to apply.
The small robot that could.
3D printing is making quite the splash in the military.
It's interesting, but how many rounds per minute does it fire?
I need this in my life.
It's a socket! It's a road! It's... both?
Writing that everyone can read.
A breathtaking, wood-based skyscraper.
Turns out the praying mantis sees in 3D quite differently from us -- and this could be exploited by new drones.
Only 500 pairs will be made.
