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The company uses the fuel it produces for its fleet of 10 trucks that go out and collect all this otherwise non-recycled plastic waste in a closed-loop ecosystem as a practical proof-of-concept.

It was about time for me to up my game on the stealth camping setup. This homemade setup will be unreal! Gear used in the video includes a cot for the back of my truck, a power inverter, an electric ...

While truck campers are nothing new, the model we'll be shining light on today is rather fresh. I'm talking about the Mesa, a truck camper designed and built by none other than Topo Toppers.

The world's first fully 3D-printed off-road robot, made from recycled materials, marks a breakthrough in sustainable autonomous logistics.

This custom camper van is ready for any type of adventure. It's equipped for year-round comfort and features a reliable ...

With only 4 days on the clock, we took on the challenge of transforming an empty trailer into a cozy camper – all for our baby. In this video, watch the build unfold step by step, from insulation and ...

Bryan ISD students get to show off their skills on a monster-sized stage June 7-8 (KBTX). For Noah Heninger, junior CTE student at Bryan ISD, who’s worked all year on the mini truck, this ...

During the pandemic, seeing the amount of waste piling up on the beaches, Edna had an idea: “I want to build a house with glass bottles.” Thus, the Salt House project was born.

An 18-year-old software engineer has converted her £5,000 Skoda Roomster into a cosy DIY camper in just 12 hours, on a budget of only £400. Zoe Buske, from Wiesbaden, Germany, became fascinated ...

BUNA, Texas (KBTX) - Bryan High School students showcased their Monster Jam Mini Build truck ahead of the big showdown on Thursday, and crowds came in to view their hard work and meet their mentors.

The Western Slope’s first Circular Transportation Network (CTN) pickup took place Wednesday at Enstrom Candies’ storage space at 630 S. 7th St.