Tech News : US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy revealed the FAA's reliance on eBay and 3D printing for replacement parts due to its aging technology. He ackno ...

Philips has introduced a program that allows consumers to 3D print replacement parts for some of its personal health devices, marking a new approach to product repair and sustainability.

Philips Fixables is a new initiative that lets consumers 3D print their own parts and accessories like cutting guides for a beard trimmer. Fix it, don’t toss it. Skip to main content ...

TL;DR Key Takeaways : Philips is promoting sustainability by offering open source 3D printing files for replacement parts, allowing consumers to repair and extend the lifespan of their devices.

Mr. Trump’s decision to exempt many parts from Canada and Mexico will, however, ease the burden on some companies. The auto industry accounts for about 5 percent of Mexico’s gross domestic ...

Michigan State is parting ways with athletic director Alan Haller, the school announced Thursday. Men's basketball head coach Tom Izzo and deputy athletic director Jennifer Smith will serve as co ...

Bradley Beck, 21, from Co Antrim, was tragically killed in a farming accident where he is believed to have been crushed after a "muck spreader" didn't have working brakes, an inquest heard ...

You may have noticed that ordering the new parts for your Ryobi tool will cost money. Before you purchase a part, you should check your tool's warranty.. In some cases, you may be able to get a ...

Integrated weigh cells monitor the spreader’s load, while the chain speed is continuously adjusted to ensure consistent application regardless of forward speed. Hi-Spec 4000 TD-R tanker Hi-Spec’s ...

The annual winter manure spreading ban is in place now and runs until April 1. During the ban, you can’t spread manure, compost or spoiled feed on agricultural fields.

More than 33,000 tonnes of manure are produced in the UK every day by intensive pig and poultry farms ... ‘Muck Map’ reveals which parts of Scotland have a manure problem. By Philip Lymbery.