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The 1,400-square-foot space isn't your typical Starbucks. Starbucks shares behind-the-scenes look at first 3D-printed store ...

Max Impact, stationed at Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling in Washington, D.C., is one of six musical ensembles that form The U.S.

Now, 3D printing has caught the fancy of two of the world's most iconic retail corporations, Starbucks and Walmart, which both debuted 3D-printed facilities to great fanfare in recent months.

The location -- which is drive-thru only -- opened last Friday and makes Starbucks one of the nation's few big retailers that have tinkered with 3D printing for commercial construction.

The result? A fully functional, durable product. Neat. With Starbucks’ success, it’s safe to say that 3D printing has officially entered the food industry. I’m kind of excited to see what ...

Well, move over, Costco—Starbucks just one-upped you with the craziest invention ever. And nope, it’s not a new food or drink (although we wish). The coffee giant has just opened a brand-new location ...