COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Gary Wernlund’s technology trends forecast has been a fixture of almost every Executive Briefing Conference (EBC) since the first one held in 2004. This year is no exception.

Combining sawdust, adhesive, computer-driven additive process makes new shapes possible in wood.

LestaUSA's self-learning robots do not need any complicated programming. They learn by copying humans.

Missouri-based Jahabow utilizes software and CNC technology to create store fixtures and displays for a diverse group of retailers.

Scientists have solved a major problem preventing metallic wood from being manufactured at meaningful sizes.

Finishing technology offers environmentally friendly, high quality, and a faster process.

Ford's latest innovation is a simple, do-it-yourself anti-COVID air filter created using a common box fan - certainly an unlikely product from the auto giant.

The amount of savings in time, money, and human resources are quite significant. So how can those in the construction industry best use AR?

A new 3D printing tool takes two waste products from wood and paper manufacturing - sawdust and lignin - and re-materializes them into functional wood parts.

Canadian YouTuber NileRed shows how he made a thin piece of balsa wood transparent. The video has picked up more than 2 million views since it was uploaded last week.