Cellulose Latest about Cellulose Your next house could be 3D-printed from wood By Duncan Geere published 29 June 15 Swedish researchers are building 3D printers that could turn leftover plant material into full-sized houses Entertainment Get daily insight, inspiration and deals in your inboxGet the hottest deals available in your inbox plus news, reviews, opinion, analysis and more from the TechRadar team.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors MOST POPULARMOST SHARED1'The socket is becoming the motherboard' — how a Samsung-backed startup wants to change computing forever by integrating everything in an elegant packaging to tackle the AI beast once and for all2Nvidia GTC 2024 — all the updates as it happened3Meta’s massive OS announcement is more exciting than a Meta Quest 4 reveal, and VR will never be the same again4Steve Jobs was wrong about the post-PC era and the next batch of iPads should embrace this5Sony’s wearable air conditioner is the first step towards a real Dune stillsuit1Sony dropped OLED for its flagship 2024 TV – here's why2Missed out on the Fujifilm X100VI? New leak suggests the next best thing could land soon3This Android phone for audiophiles offers a hi-res DAC, balanced output and 3.5mm jack – plus a cool cyberpunk look that puts Google and OnePlus to shame4Amazon has a ton of cheap tech gadgets on sale – I've found the 13 best ones5Bad news, Windows 11 users: ads are coming to the Start menu, but there’s something you can do about it
Your next house could be 3D-printed from wood By Duncan Geere published 29 June 15 Swedish researchers are building 3D printers that could turn leftover plant material into full-sized houses
