(UPDATE) TOKYO — Japanese companies have built what they call the world's first 3D-printed train station, a compact white curved-roof structure installed in a rural western region of the East Asian ...

(UPDATE) TOKYO — Japanese companies have built what they call the world's first 3D-printed train station, a compact white curved-roof structure installed in a rural western region of the East ...

Japanese companies have built what they call the world's first 3D-printed train station, a compact white curved-roof structure installed in a rural western region. Producing Hatsushima Station's ...

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 ...

The workers in Arida replaced the wooden structure with a 3D-printed station just after the last train and before it was time for the first train of the next day. According to a New York Times report, ...

The West Japan Railway Company — a major railway operator in Japan — late last month unveiled a 3D-printed train station, which it claimed was a world first. Located in the city of Arida, the new ...

HUNTSVILLE, ALA — The US Army has begun 3D printing swarms of small aerial drones for soldiers to train against, in anticipation of a decision on how to proceed with an initiative to cheaply ...

In the six hours between the departure of the night’s last train and the arrival of the morning ... The new station’s components were 3D-printed elsewhere and assembled on site last month ...

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Its station sees between one to three trains per hour at its stop ... could also be a trial for industrial-scale 3D-printing of custom rail shelters. Serendix, a construction firm that previously ...

Railway officials say that they hope the station will show how service can be maintained in remote locations with new technology and fewer workers.

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