From Starbucks to startups, a new class of restaurants in Tokyo is combining some of Japan's most beloved, traditional food and beverages with cutting-edge tech

Personalization takes on new meaning in today's skincare landscape, as brands like Neutragena and Elever marshal tactics like custom skin masks and 3D makeup printing

The cat food brand released a cat-shaped device meant for children that asks questions instead of answering them, encouraging education in their everyday lives

Heineken is using the technology to improve machinery in its factories, enhancing safety and quality control by printing custom parts on-site while reducing costs and increasing efficiency

An undisclosed community in Latin American is slated to receive a development of 600-800 square-foot houses made possible through tech company ICON's state-of-the-art printer

A restaurant called Sushi Singularity is slated to open in Japan's capital city in 2020, using analysis of customers' saliva and more to 3D print sushi personalized to their body's needs

The whiskey brand shows how next-generation technology can enable the future of cocktail experiences, using 3D printing to create an entire bar apparatus where guests enjoy drinks and bites that are also 3D-printed

King Children is an eyewear brand whose services aim to disrupt the customization process, implementing virtual try-on and 3D printing techniques that let consumers design frames tailored to their unique face

Advances in 3D printing and digital mapping allow Wiivv to offer custom-fit sandals at an affordable price, which shoppers can order from anywhere

The portability of the instrument makes it easier to implement in any operating room, and at a reduced cost and discomfort to hospitals and patients alike

A video series from Archinect explores how AI will aid human creators across the critical stages of a design project

Production process improves speed to market

Beer Ripples can add any text or image to the foam of a beer with edible ink in just 11 seconds

Breakthroughs in manufacturing techniques and genetic testing are moving the industry closer to a future where patients can expect custom healthcare