Overall, mud flaps and splash guards make for a good investment that can benefit your car in the long run. You may be wondering which is best between the two.

WASP has built the world’s largest delta-style 3D printer that can build full-size buildings out of mud and clay for nearly zero cost.

In the future, cheap housing could be 3D printed in a matter of hours -- using readily available materials, such as mud and wool. MAKE Magazine reports that WASP, a 3D printer company based in ...

The 3D printing system, dubbed the HP Jet Fusion 3D Printing Solution, targets additive manufacturing and the enterprise. The catch: The competition isn't standing still and HP's initial system ...

WASP's 3D printer can print affordable mud houses embedded with seeds to grow root support systems.

Design studio, Rael San Fratello has unveiled a series of 3D printed mud structures that are prototypes for affordable housing of the future.

Italian firm Wasp is the latest to explore the potential of additive manufacturing in this area, developing a super-sized 3D printer capable of producing low-cost housing made from mud.

Image Credit: Inhabitat So does that mean that our buildings in the future will be 3D printed? It’s looking pretty likely. And perhaps with these 3D printers turning to abundant resources like mud and ...

WASP are producing a full sized, portable 3D printer which can print mud houses up to 3 metres high.

Splash guards and mud flaps have subtle differences but they are worth noting depending on what you're looking for.