How Bamboo and the Cloud Are Pioneering the Latest Green Building Techniques
BamCore is using innovative green building techniques to solve some of construction’s toughest challenges and reduce its carbon footprint.
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Meet the “Techno-Tort,” a Robotic Warrior for Desert Tortoise Conservation
Hardshell Labs advances desert tortoise conservation efforts by duping one of its biggest predators—ravens—using a combination of 3D-printing and spraying grape scent.
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Embracing a Cloud-Based Platform Means a Greener, More Sustainable Future
Architecture, engineering, and construction professionals (AEC) can help facilitate a more sustainable future by adopting an AEC cloud-based platform.
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Tech-Driven Coral Reef Conservation Bolsters Survival Amid Warming Oceans
Coral reef conservation is critical as warming ocean temperatures are destroying these creatures. Learn how tech is helping keep them alive—and thriving.
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Dream Team Reconstructs Science Buildings in Antarctica to Safeguard the World
British Antarctic Survey teams up with BAM, Sweco, and Ramboll to replace research buildings in Antarctica so that scientists can study climate change.
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Scottish Canals Uses Digital Twin to Regulate Canal’s Water-Storage Capacity
Glasgow’s Forth and Clyde canal gets an evolutionary boost thanks to Scottish Canals’ use of technology to help monitor the canal and prevent flooding.
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Last-Mile Vehicles Get a Boost With Kuhmute Charging Hub
Faced with last-mile mobility devices littering his college campus, Peter Deppe founded Kuhmute to develop an agnostic charging hub that can serve any device smaller than a car.
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AI in Urban Planning Helps Improve Design and Outcomes
Using AI in urban planning can help designers and city planners find the best design solutions that will benefit everyone.
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Children With Cerebral Palsy Get in Step With Trexo Robotics' New Walking Device
For kids who suffer from cerebral palsy and limited mobility, there hasn't been a robotic gait trainer—until now.
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The History of Prefabrication: From Roman Forts to Modern Modular Housing
Did you know that assembly-line techniques have been used in construction for centuries? Learn the history of prefabrication.
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The History of Composite Materials, From Brick to Bakelite to Biomimetic Hybrids
This video shows that from ancient times to today, composite materials have played a key role in human civilization.
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Living in a Material(s) World: Eco-Minded Design Firm Adapts Quickly to Change
From guitars to office furniture to accessories that enhance the home office, Lingrove shows resilience in its product line and its sustainable materials.
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Social Distancing and PPE Help Modular Construction Company Stay Essential
Watch how Factory_OS, a modular-construction company deemed essential because of its focus on affordable housing, keeps its workforce safe while implementing social distancing and PPE.
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To Prepare for the Workforce of the Future, Start Upskilling Employees Today
Are you ready for the workforce of the future? Watch the video to learn why upskilling employees now will help them adapt to today's technological challenges and embrace tomorrow's changes.
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For New Orleans–Based Firm, Architecture Is a Tool for Design Justice
Bryan C. Lee's architecture and design-justice firm Colloqate Design explores racism, immigration, and gentrification through the built world.
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Walk This Way: A Car With Legs Offers a Glimpse Into the Future of Mobility
This design's got legs: Watch the video to see how Hyundai used generative design to create Elevate, a walking car that takes a giant step toward the future of mobility.
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Collaborative Robotics Bridges the Gap Between Digital and Physical Manufacturing
The Arroyo Bridge Project is proof that collaborative robotics can be an effective way to marry human craft with robotic precision. Watch the video to learn more.
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Could Skis Created From Biobased Material Mean a Cleaner Future for Snow Sports?
Salt Lake City ski maker WNDR Alpine is hoping to disrupt the industry with its new ski, which is designed and made using a novel biobased material: microalgae oil. Watch the video.
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Reusing Construction Materials Is Key to Atlanta Building's Green Dream
Reusing construction materials is one of the ways the team behind Georgia Tech's Kendeda Building hopes to meet the Living Building Challenge, a rigorous green-building standard.
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Generative Design at Ivy Tech Lightens Load for Former Animatronics Operator
An introduction to generative design at Ivy Tech Community College gave a former animatronics operator the skills he needed to change his career.
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