At Dutch Design Week, van Daal showcased her 3D-printed Biomimicry chair, which features a flexible seat and strong base - despite being made purely of plastic.

A technology that uses dielectric heating and radio frequency energy to destroy destructive pests lurking within wood products is closer to reaching the marketplace after a recent commercial trial at Penn State.

Two cameras collect data which is then processed by a powerful hand-detection program.

Swartz will oversee all stages of projects, from pre-sales scoping through to implementation, delivery, support, and certification.

The challenge tour will depart for locations all over North America in the coming months.

Lamello marks half a century of innovations in wood joinery.

North American woodworking professionals toured five Italian companies that use the latest high-tech finishing technology and equipment.

A team of researchers at the Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology is working exclusively to optimize wood processing via machine learning.

In 2019, it seems there isn't anything that can't be made from wood.

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. -- Mereen-Johnson, LLC has announced the acquisition of Diehl Machines, a Wabash, Indiana, manufacturer of industrial woodworking equipment. “We believe the acquisition of Diehl Machines gives us the opportunity to add a complimentary line of products to our portfolio,” said Paul Wilmes, CEO of Mereen-Johnson. “We also see great potential for growth with new products and innovation from the Diehl line.”