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Habitat for Humanity is using 3D-printing technology to speed up the home-building process for families in need of affordable housing.

You might not think of TP-Link when it comes to the smart home — after all, other brands are splashier and offer more exciting gadgets. But the

The house comes with an installed 3D printer for producing knobs, light switch covers, and other replaceable parts.

The house comes with an installed 3D printer for producing knobs, light switch covers, and other replaceable parts.

The 1200-square-foot residence went to a mother and her son in Williamsburg, VA. ...

Food producer apetito uses Neurala’s artificial intelligence technology to automate and optimize visual inspection of meal tray components.

Want to spice up your Pi? These 12 nifty and downright useful projects—ranging from a smart mirror to an Instagram-triggered pup feeder—will help inspire you to stretch your maker skills.

Two 3D-Printed Concrete Projects Bring the Concept Home to the US Taking a look at the construction of the first 3D-printed home to be funded by a public-private grant and the first residential 3D building. Is this start of 3D concrete printing a new foothold into the U.S. construction industry? July 21, 2021 PERI The first home funded by a public-private grant broke ground in early June 2021. Headed up by a 3D printed home construction company Alquist 3D in partnership with the Virginia Center...

Help Net Security PrivacyMic: A smart home system that doesn’t record speech Microphones are perhaps the most common electronic sensor in the world, with an estimated 320 million listening for our commands in the world’s smart speakers. The trouble is that they’re capable of hearing everything else, too. But now, a team of University of Michigan researchers has developed a system that can inform a smart home – or listen for the signal that would turn on a smart speaker – without eaves...

June 10, 2021 In my earlier posts about building a custom Raspberry Pi SATA NAS, and supercharging it with 2.5G networking and OMV, I noted that my builds were experimental only—they were a mess of cables and parts, with a hilariously-oversized 700W PC power supply. I lamented the fact there was no simple "SATA backplane on a board" for the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4. But no longer. Wiretrustees SATA Board integrates a SATA controller and data and power for up to four SATA drives w...