The EU funded Inception project is developing a cultural and architectural heritage data base using 3D tools which everyone from academics to tourists will be able to access.

Floors, stairs, entire buildings built by 3D printers. Smart Regions travels to The Netherlands to see how the technology is reshaping the way we construct.

Smart Regions speaks to Hans Vermeulen, CEO of Dutch architectural start-up Aectual, to find out how 3D printing is revolutionising the way we build.

Smartphone video specialist Mark Egan gives you some quick tips on how to instantly improve videos filmed with your phone.

As this year's Mobile World Congress (MWC) kicked off in Barcelona on Monday, attendees were keen to get their hands on the latest offerings from the mobile industry's key players.

A.I. advances and potential world trade developments take entre stage at 7th World Government Summit

Huawei launches a foldable smartphone, hitting back at Samsung just days after it launched its Galaxy Fold.

In this episode of Futuris, Euronews' Denis Loctier looks at a new EU funded research project developing new tools to measure toxic particles emitted by cars.

Euronews speaks to Zissis Samaras, Director of the Lab of Applied Thermodynamics at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and coordinator of DOWNTOTEN, an EU funded research project which seeks to develop new tools to measure automotive exhaust particles.

Business Planet takes a look at the business opportunities being created by eCall. The new EU-wide emergency alert system that is using Europe's Galileo and EGNOS satellite services to cut the time it takes rescue crews to get to the scene of road traffic accidents.

The Federico II University in Naples is the world’s oldest public university. It also hosts the Developer Academy where students learn to develop apps for iphones.

App developer programme is product of private and public partnership

Here are some of the cool gadgets that Euronews has spotted at this year's consumer electronics show in Las Vegas.

South Korean automaker Hyundai has unveiled a car that can walk and climb on wheeled legs.

CES draws together over 4,500 companies and 180,000 attendees from around the world for a celebration of technology and innovation.

Drones, VR, AI, 3D printing and scanning: how can all these new technologies help design the buildings of tomorrow? In search of answers, architects have teamed up with engineers and their findings have been shared at an exhibition in Copenhagen.

"Building smarter": More than a logo

Climate change and plastic-filled oceans have been turned into an ugly Christmas sweater design.