Hatsushima is a small, unstaffed station on Japan’s Kisei Line which was built in 1938 and was electrified only in 1978.

According to a NYT report, the components of this station were 3D-printed somewhere else and were assembled on the site at ...

Incredible things have been happening in Japan for decades. This is the country that gave us karaoke bars, sushi conveyors, and square watermelon — not to mention those high-tech toilets. It's also a ...

The cover of the new SCRATCH M5 PAS 3DMSS combines Prologo’s MSS (Multi-Sector System) technology with an innovative 3D-printing process that uses digital light projection, oxygen-permeable optics, ...

Undergirding these dazzling public works is good old Japanese engineering ... innovative new technology like 3D printed buildings. But Japan's success with rail privatization is even more of ...

In an astonishing engineering feat, Japan has unveiled the world’s first 3D-printed railway station. Constructed overnight ...

Female construction workers often say they like their jobs because they can accomplish something tangible. And yet not many women work in the industry. New technologies could help change that.

WRI's role in the New Pamban Rail Bridge reaffirms its status as a premier institution in India's industrial development, blending innovation, training, and excellence in welding science. (ANI) ...

Breakthrough approach delivers better scaling and power efficiency, but at the cost of new processes like wafer thinning, ...