has revealed that the military could start 3D printing large concrete modules within mission areas, and then assemble them into infrastructure piece by piece, just like a Lego set. The technology ...

While the scanner proved adept with larger, blocky pieces, reflective LEGO plastic posed challenges, requiring multiple scans for detailed accuracy. With clever use of 3D printed tracking points ...

Researchers at the University of Nevada, Reno are working on a project that could enable the US Army to quickly produce infrastructure – such as buildings or bridges – in forward-deployment missions ...

The team’s program, which began in early 2024, involves testing bridging infrastructure assembled with printed 3-foot-long, Lego-like concrete ... into their component parts when they no longer ...

To avoid the temptation of eating the cute and sugary little house, you could simply print one yourself this year. A 3D-printed gingerbread house will not disintegrate into crumbs and is more durable ...

At an appropriately towering 59” (149cm), the Lego Eiffel Tower must be the toy firm’s most imposing set yet. At 10,001 parts, Lego’s interpretation of the Parisian landmark ... Princesses Tiana, ...

For a very broad sweep of fans, the Lego Space Command Center, and the rest of the nostalgia-inducing classic ‘Space’ line, capture the very heart of what Lego is. Launched in 1978, its visual styling ...

For over two decades, the LEGO and Star Wars partnership has endured and thrived. It is nothing if not consistent; the sets are geared toward every skill level, from beginner to advanced ...

Since then, Lego parts have been found in south-west England, the Channel Islands, Wales, Ireland and as far away as the Netherlands and Norway. Tracey Williams who founded the project Lego Lost at ...