The Dental Monitoring system allows for patients to perform a scan of their teeth from home, and uses AI algorithms to analyse the images.

Companies across several industries have come together to create the first free tool that allows for supply chain specific analysis of embodied carbon data.

Scientists are developing a greener lumber treatment that avoids the use of harmful chemicals.

An adobe-based building system uses local materials and is produced on-site using cold processes.

The design incorporates K-Briq modules, which are made from 90 per cent recycled construction waste.

The project carefully balances conservation and restoration with expansion and improvement.

Roof-top PV panels generate all of the hotel’s energy, and a water collection system is in place to reuse rainwater.

The three all-timber neighbourhoods incorporate nature in every aspect, from bat shelters to community gardens and central ponds.

Hemp grown on the building site was used to create hempcrete – a mixture of hemp and lime that was used in the construction of the building.

The brick is made from 90 per cent recycled construction waste and produces a tenth of the CO2 emissions of a traditional brick.

A 175-acre site at the base of Mt. Fuji will become the “Woven City” — a fully-connected ecosystem filled with high-tech treats.

TERA’s exterior shell is 3D-printed on-site, with a biopolymer basalt composite developed from crops like corn and sugarcane.