MIT aims to make house construction more sustainable by using discarded plastics to print structural components.

The MIT HAUS team is pioneering 3D-printed floor trusses from recycled plastic, aiming to revolutionize sustainable construction with lightweight materials.

3D printing is transforming single-use trash into permanent infrastructure. Engineers at MIT are successfully ...

Engineers at MIT have developed a process for 3D printing construction-grade structural elements using recycled plastic ...

Seeking to define more robust and executable structures, this article presents a computational framework for the optimal design of steel truss frames, which integrates two software of great prominence ...

MIT engineers are using recycled plastic to 3D print construction-grade beams, trusses, and other structural elements that could one day offer lighter, modular, and more sustainable alternatives to ...

When the Earl Monroe New Renaissance Basketball School opens the doors in the Bronx this summer, there will be little doubt what the star of the building is.< ...

Abstract: The theory, design, and verification of a novel miniaturized reconfigurable Huygens antenna with 360° continuous beam-scanning capability are demonstrated in this article. Different from the ...

Even if your roof trusses feel like a barrier to converting your loft, with the right structural changes you can still extend ...

Abstract: When using ultra-wideband signaling on massive multiple-input multiple-output (mMIMO) systems, the electromagnetic wave incurs an extra delay (across the array elements) comparable to or ...