ICON Technologies Inc., which builds homes using 3D printing, is laying off 114 people, ... For example, in 2020, ICON delivered 3D-printed homes in Mexico with nonprofit partner New Story.

A major railway operator in Japan is embarking on a journey to build what it says will be the world’s first 3D-printed train station. The new station structure, measuring about 108 square feet ...

Icon, a 3D-printing construction technology company, is laying off more than 100 employees, according to a WARN notice posted this week.. The Austin startup is laying off 114 employees, realigning ...

For all the aw-shucks charm, Ballard is a sharp operator. As of October 2023, the company had raised $443 million and employed nearly 500 people, according to PitchBook Data.

MOBILE, Ala. (AP) — The engineer of a train that struck and killed three homeless men on the tracks in coastal Alabama says he never saw them and did not know he had hit them.

Austin-based ICON said Tuesday morning that it won a $57.2 million Phase III SBIR award from NASA that will bring its 3D printing technology all the way to the Moon. From Earth . . .

Kristen Henry built her first 3D printed house at 22. ... One of the youngest people in the world to 3D print a house became a CTO at 22. ... An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt.

The company (which is currently building a community of 100 3D-printed homes outside Austin, Texas) is launching a competition for disruptive solutions for affordable housing. Called Initiative 99, ...

Last year, ICON helped build 3D-printed housing developments in Wimberley and Georgetown. ... According to the Texas Workforce Commission, ICON Technology laid off 114 people on Tuesday.

ICON revealed the demountable crane-based 3D printer during a talk held as part of the annual SXSW festival in Austin,. Phoenix allows ICON to construct multi-storey houses with enclosed systems ...

ICON is unveiling the world’s first 3D-printed performance pavilion at The Long Center. ... “People can really enjoy themselves and be a part of why we’re all in Austin to begin with. ...

A major railway operator in Japan is embarking on a journey to build what it says will be the world’s first 3D-printed train station. The new station structure, measuring about 108 square feet ...