In this case, the body of the SIPs is 3D-printed out of glass-fiber reinforced thermosetting plastic that is hardened with ultraviolet light, filled with polyurethane foam, braced with a steel ...

This may sound surreal, but it is actually happening — thanks to 3D-printing technology. Azure Printed Homes, a Los Angeles-based startup, is putting plastic to good use by using it to build ...

Los Angeles-based startup Azure is using recycled plastic to 3D print prefab homes. The startup is now selling several models ranging from a backyard studio to a two-bedroom ADU. Azure says it can ...

Right now, the team is using a kitchen blender to break down the plastics — hardly efficient for managing the growing amount of plastic waste from 3D printers — so they’ve launched a crowdfunding ...

At its Southern California factory, a giant 3D printer arm suspended over a rotating carousel extrudes a constant bead of molten plastic to create a solid shell for the structure. With no seams ...