As Japan’s population shrinks, maintaining rail service in remote small towns is becoming a challenge. Is this the answer?

Japan's Hatsushima Station was built in just six hours using cutting-edge 3D printing. This innovation by Serendix addresses ...

According to a NYT report, the components of this station were 3D-printed somewhere else and were assembled on the site at ...

Serendix, a construction firm that previously 3D-printed 538-square-foot homes for about $38,000, built a shelter for ...

The West Japan Railway Company replaced an entire station with 3D-printed prefabricated pieces, and construction costs were ...

The West Japan Railway Company has built a 3D-printed train station in Japan's Arida City, replacing an old wooden station, ...

The new station, Hatsushima, replaced a weathered wooden complex which was completed in 1948. Since 2018, it has been ...

The new station building, set to open in July, replaces an aging wooden structure that had served the rural community for ...

I'll spare you the customary rant about the highs and lows of using the British railway system. Instead, let me tell you ...

JR West has announced plans for the first 3D-printed station building, featuring concrete reliefs of mikan oranges and ...