In a global first, Japan’s JR West has constructed a fully functional train station using 3D printing technology — completing ...

Its wooden station was due for replacement, and the replacement could be smaller. The replacement, it turned out, could also be a trial for industrial-scale 3D-printing of custom rail shelters.

Hatsushima is a small, unstaffed station on Japan’s Kisei Line which was built in 1938 and was electrified only in 1978.

West Japan Railway (JR West) has recently unveiled what they claim to be the world's first 3D-printed ... will "prove the model's viability" for broader use. As the station prepares to open ...

West Japan Railway Company has built the world’s first 3D-printed train station in Arida ... ageing population and declining workforce, this model may offer a solution to staffing and ...

I really hate the 3d printing push in building ... do this with a normal wood or steel frame structure. Given that the station isn't going to be functional until July that it takes longer at ...

An incredible live version of the London Underground map promises to make missing the train a thing of the past.

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

Trying to navigate your way successfully around London sometimes feels akin to being in Jumanji - frantically trying to ...