Category: Modern Building Technologies

Areas of application: living space on earth, bases in space On Earth, Charlotte could help fix the real estate crisis by a quick, affordable and low structure. In space, the same technology could enable the construction of moon bases using local regolites. Thanks to its compact and foldable design, the robot is easy to transport… Continue reading Attack on the real estate crisis: Spider-like robots aim at 3D print houses in just one day

Avery Dennison improves the AD Circular ™ program and works with soprema to promote the round economy across Europe Oegstgeest, Netherlands – Avery Dennison, a leading global provider of materials science and manufacture, has announced a new strategic partnership with soprema in which the recycling program of the ad circular liner is significantly expanded. As… Continue reading Avery Dennison improves the AD Circular ™ program and works with soprema to promote the round economy across Europe

Baur robots have been around for a while and automating challenging tasks on construction sites. The new child in this block is called Charlotte and is an autonomous to build a house of 200 square meters on a single day-and run around 100 moors. Charlotte is the result of a collaboration between Australian engineering start… Continue reading Charlotte Robot quickly builds with 3D printing houses

If you imagine the future of the construction, your spirit will probably go to high-tech composite materials, robot quirks or modular systems that roll out of factories. But what if the answer to greener, cheaper building materials is in your recycling container? This is the question that the researchers of the university researchers wanted to… Continue reading Cardboard and earth: The sustainable building -duo -Neuinstrau

3Dadept The PolyPlastics Group, an expert in technical thermoplasty, has developed a solution that converts high -performance resins into fine powder. Called Durast® powder technologyThis solution can transform very strong plastics that can normally not be processed into powder Individual powder forms (smooth, round or fiber) therefore you work in various additive manufacturing processes. According… Continue reading Polyplastic develops a solution that transforms resins into 3D printing powder

The stakeholders have expressed concerns about the fragmentation of Green Building Initiative in Nigeria and emphasized the need for harmonization and cooperation to achieve sustainability goals. They called for more awareness, the development of a uniform Nigerian standard, clear definitions and metrics to measure the performance of green structure, access to funds and a stronger… Continue reading Stakeholders urge the standardization of Green Building Initiatives

A palm-sized stainless steel part made on board the international space station has been back on earth, and thus a lot of data about how metals behave without gravity. The findings could redesign how we build and repair hardware in orbit – and one day far beyond the earth. A small part with outside of… Continue reading In this mysterious metal object, scientists will question modern technology

Shillong, September 27: The third Indian, responsible Tourism State Summit (Irtss) in 2025 The World Tourism Day took place here and brought together tourism pioneers and stakeholders to celebrate and promote responsible tourism practices. The awards were awarded to people who have made significant contributions to sustainable tourism. The joint secretary and tourism director Brenda… Continue reading Meghalaya commits to sustainable tourism practices

Due to their unique long -range disorders and short -term nuclear regulations such as high hardness, outstanding corrosion resistance and wear resistance, amorphous alloys have exceptional features. [1]Present [2]. They make these properties very promising for applications in demanding environments, including building materials that are exposed to hard conditions such as aggressive corrosive environments and… Continue reading Unveiling the role of TINX content optimization to improve the performance of FE-based amorphous composite coatings

One of the most environmentally harmful industries in the world is the construction industry, which produces around 61% of total waste in Great Britain. Despite many efforts, millions of potentially valuable materials continue to be rejected. British company Only ceramics has developed an innovative solution for this global topic by converting demolition waste into high… Continue reading Looser of architectural waste problems: Designwanted