The world's first 3D-printed train station has been launched in Japan, showcasing the potential for sustainable and cost-effective construction in railway infrastructure.

Netflix's new action movie—which was filmed on a real high-speed bullet train in Japan—has me seriously thinking about the railroads at home.

Japan's 3D-Printed Train Station Revolution ... s long-standing tradition of technological leadership in public infrastructure. From the iconic Shinkansen bullet trains to marvels like the Tokyo Sky ...

Now, using 3D printing has made construction cheaper and faster too ... The country is known for its advanced engineering feats like the iconic Shinkansen bullet trains, the Tokyo Sky Tree and the ...

This involves checking in, printing a boarding pass and bag tags at a free-standing ... With priority security I was through in no time thanks to the new 3D scanners which let you leave everything ...

Using cutting-edge theoretical models and data from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory, scientists have transformed ...

Japan is well known for its lightning-fast bullet trains. Now, it may also become a global pioneer in ultra-fast railway station construction. In a groundbreaking project, workers replaced a ...

Starbucks brewed up something new to build its latest store: a 3D printer. The coffee giant's newest shop opening this week is its first 3D printed store in the country, Starbucks said.

One of the most basic problems with robotic arms and similar systems is keeping the weight down, as more weight requires a more rigid frame and stronger actuators. Cable-driven systems are a ...