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Aalto University is a member of 6 Knowledge and Innovation Communities of the European Institute of Technology (EIT) and participates in 7 double degree EIT Masters’ Programs with other leading European Universities. In 2023 in a joint effort with th

It comes as part of a drive to consider how more sustainable materials can be used in the construction process. Finnish technology company Hyperion

3D printing in construction has been touted as a potential solution to the housing crisis, but can it deliver?

How can we collaborate to create something rdically creative that could fundamentally change how we operate? What kind of collaboration can lead into paradigm shifts? Aalto LASER Talk afterwork event on June 7, 2023 is open to all, and discusses the

Which startups were celebrating fresh seed funding in October? Here's a list of some of the companies that caught our eye last month.

Hyperion’s latest project was just kicked off with the first in the world 3D printed pad foundation.

Iberdrola collaborated with Hyperion Robotics and Peikko to 3D print the foundations of its green energy transmission networks.

This 3D-Printed School in Madagascar In Inspired By Beehives Advertisement The new Beehives-inspired 3D printed school project in Madagascar is a mix of innovative technology and sustainable architecture while reaching new humanitarian work boundaries. The project implementers, Thinking Huts, are expecting to raise around $350,000 for its completion. ‘Thinking Huts’ is a Colorado-based non-profit organization, and it has joined hands with an architectural firm specializing in 3D technology...

An NGO is building the world’s first 3D-printed school as a way to address the need for further educational spaces in under-resourced communities. The nonprofit Thinking Huts is behind the pilot project on the African island nation of Madagascar, which will be escalated to other countries in the future to increase global access to education. Credit: Studio Mortazavi/Thinking Huts. The school was designed by Studio Mortazavi, an architecture firm based in San Francisco and Lisbon, in alliance ...

A new project in Madagascar is using 3D printing to create new schools. Non-profit organisation Thinking Huts has partnered with architectural design agency Studio Mortazavi to create the worlds first 3D-printed school on the campus of a university in Fianarantsoa, Madagascar. It is aiming to tackle the shortage of educational infrastructure which in many countries contributes to fewer children getting a good education.   Thinking Huts considered seven countries for their first 3D printed scho...