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The 3D rendering software market is expected to reach $19.0 billion by 2032
3D Rendering Software Market Size According to a new report from Straits Research, the global 3D rendering software market, estimated at $2.7 billion in 2023, is expected to reach $19.0 billion by 2032, growing at a robust CAGR of 24.1% from 2024 to 2032. The rapid expansion of the market is driven by the increasing… Continue reading The 3D rendering software market is expected to reach $19.0 billion by 2032
The day care center in Charlottesville needs improvements
(© alfa27 – stock.adobe.com) The port will receive a handful of upgrades to make it more functional for at-risk guests or the homeless. The work begins on Monday and lasts until the end of the month; However, the day shelter remains operational. During the two-week period, The Haven will continue to provide daily breakfast, showers,… Continue reading The day care center in Charlottesville needs improvements
QU showcases energy and sustainability innovations at QatarEnergy LNG meeting
Tribune News Network Doha Qatar University (QU) participated in the 19th QatarEnergy LNG Engineering Conference, organized by QatarEnergy and attended by leading experts, professionals and decision makers from around the world. QU's participation reflects its commitment to advance research and innovation in key sectors and promote collaboration between academia and industry in support of sustainable… Continue reading QU showcases energy and sustainability innovations at QatarEnergy LNG meeting
RIT researchers develop self-healing 3D printing materials
According to RIT, researchers are developing sElven healing materials to improve 3D printed products – making them stronger and more resilient. Christopher Lewis and members of his research team have developed a stimulus-responsive photopolymer solution – liquid resins with a similar texture to superglue – that, once printed, has the ability to self-heal if damaged.… Continue reading RIT researchers develop self-healing 3D printing materials
The public needs to know more about the state's massive stadium project
The planned stadium itself is becoming smaller and smaller, but the plans for the surrounding development are secret. Hawaii's state government is about to embark on its largest public works project ever: the new Aloha Stadium and surrounding mixed-use development. The stadium is only part of this multi-billion dollar project. Shockingly, however, the public knows… Continue reading The public needs to know more about the state's massive stadium project
5 Bamboo Products That Replaced Plastic and Carbon Fiber (Even in the Herman Miller Chair)
In the world of product design, the right material can transform a vision into reality, and bamboo proves to be a favorite. Bamboo is a natural material that brings elegance, durability and a touch of nature to every creation. More than just a passing trend, this remarkable grass shows how natural resources can be transformed… Continue reading 5 Bamboo Products That Replaced Plastic and Carbon Fiber (Even in the Herman Miller Chair)
Thousands join “No Kings” protests across southern Arizona
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) – Thousands of people in Tucson and throughout southern Arizona took part in the “No Kings” protests on Saturday. More than 2,500 demonstrations were expected across the country to condemn President Donald Trump and his administration's actions. Hundreds marched to El Presidio Plaza in front of Tucson City Hall just after… Continue reading Thousands join “No Kings” protests across southern Arizona
Building with Earth and Cardboard: A Construction Game Changer
What if I told you that the future of sustainable building might just consist of three simple ingredients: earth, water and cardboard? It sounds almost too simple to be true, but researchers at RMIT University in Australia have just made it a reality with their groundbreaking material called Cardboard-Confined Stamped Earth, or CCRE. Here's the… Continue reading Building with Earth and Cardboard: A Construction Game Changer
A mushroom farm in Kenya and mushroom-based panels offer hope for sustainable construction
A large mushroom farm near Nairobi produces mycelium for building materials, creating mushroom-based panels that are more sustainable and affordable than traditional bricks. MycoTile, the company behind the innovation, combines mycelium – the root component of the fungus – with natural fibers to create insulation and decor. The approach could help address the housing crisis… Continue reading A mushroom farm in Kenya and mushroom-based panels offer hope for sustainable construction