Stunning NASA-backed space homes “printed” by giant robots for humans to live on the brutal lunar surface

NASA astronauts of the future could live in space houses built by giant 3D printed robots. These robots would be part of Project Olympus, which hopes to build buildings on the Moon and eventually Mars. 4 NASA has helped a 3D printing design company called Icon create space houses out of moon rocksPhoto credit: Icon… Continue reading Stunning NASA-backed space homes “printed” by giant robots for humans to live on the brutal lunar surface

Dan Urban Matt Shenk – Who's News December 8, 2024 | Local company

Dan Urban Matt Shenk ZDan Urban of Lancaster has been promoted to Director of Commercial Construction at Heck Construction Company, Inc. Mr. Urban joined the company ten years ago and most recently served as Commercial Project Manager/Estimator. In this new role, Dan will oversee the commercial construction department, which includes project estimating, budgeting and management.… Continue reading Dan Urban Matt Shenk – Who's News December 8, 2024 | Local company

Klein Tools 87023 Xxl Full Body Harness Li

The Klein Tools 87023 XXL full body harness is a reliable and durable safety harness that provides maximum protection for workers at height. Designed with comfort and safety in mind, this harness is perfect for those who need full-body support when working in elevated areas. Made from high quality materials, Klein Tools tableware is designed… Continue reading Klein Tools 87023 Xxl Full Body Harness Li

Sustainable cardboard houses can serve as emergency shelter after floods or bushfire disasters

When Northern Rivers residents were forced to live in tents after floods, a new disaster solution was born – held together by cardboard. The idea for cheap, renewable and quick-to-repair temporary accommodation came about after the 2019/20 bushfires and 2022 floods. “We are still trying to recover from the 2022 floods and one of the… Continue reading Sustainable cardboard houses can serve as emergency shelter after floods or bushfire disasters

According to intelligence report, more and more multinational companies are fleeing Tinubu's Nigeria

SBM Intelligence, a market research firm specializing in Africa, says Nigeria's difficult business environment, made worse by the removal of the petrol subsidy and the devaluation of the naira, has led to the departure of more multinational companies from the continent's most populous country. Swiss construction giant Holcim is selling its 84 percent stake in… Continue reading According to intelligence report, more and more multinational companies are fleeing Tinubu's Nigeria

GMU's technology-focused Fuse Building in Virginia Square celebrates its grand opening

George Mason Fuse Building in Virginia Square (staff photo by James Jarvis) George Mason University President Gregory Washington speaks to attendees at Fuse's commercial launch event (Staff photo by James Jarvis) Rep. Don Beyer speaks with attendees at the Fuse commercial launch event (Staff photo by James Jarvis) GMU students host robotics demonstration after Fuse… Continue reading GMU's technology-focused Fuse Building in Virginia Square celebrates its grand opening

An open note: Join the Helene Design Pledge

Looking for more ways to help rebuild WNC? Local firm Altura Architects is inviting design professionals to join Helene design promise — a solution-oriented collaborative effort between architects, engineers, surveyors and other experts. The goal? They are donating their time and expertise to help communities affected by Hurricane Helene across WNC plan for a sustainable,… Continue reading An open note: Join the Helene Design Pledge

New 3D bioprinter injects living cells directly into injuries to heal bones and cartilage

In recent years, 3D printing has evolved dramatically. Once limited to materials such as plastic or resin, it now extends to human cells and enables the formation of living tissue. However, bioprinting remains – for now – a slow and limited process. This latest innovation promises to change that. A team of researchers has introduced… Continue reading New 3D bioprinter injects living cells directly into injuries to heal bones and cartilage

Summerland Fire Department Top Priority, Study Says | News

The long-awaited study of the Carpinteria-Summerland Fire Protection District's coverage standards underscores what many have argued for decades: Summerland desperately needs a new fire station. “Station 2 poses a health and safety risk and should be temporarily relocated and then permanently replaced,” said Stewart Gary of CityGate, the company hired to conduct the $86,000 study.… Continue reading Summerland Fire Department Top Priority, Study Says | News

Hidden Wonders | Tokyo's twisted concrete masterpiece is completed after 20 years

this page Japanese read below The building on Hijirizaka Hill in Tokyo's upscale Minato Ward neighborhood is hard to miss. Made of reinforced concrete, it twists and turns, with walls and ceilings covered in enigmatic patterns. This striking structure is called the Arimaston Building (蟻鱒鳶ル “Ant Trout Black Kite Building”) and is more reminiscent of… Continue reading Hidden Wonders | Tokyo's twisted concrete masterpiece is completed after 20 years