According to McClean’s description: intelligent refrigerators that monitor contents and suggest grocery lists; washing machines that scan fabric type and color and tailor their cycles; windows that adjust tinting automatically; and robots that will vacuum, mop, wipe surfaces and make beds based on your schedule.

In Tampa, a robot will soon be laying the groundwork for a new home. Layer by layer, concrete will be printed to form the walls of Tampa’s first 3D home, a project that could help redefine, or enhance,

The Columbus Regional Health Foundation will host a public open house and ribbon-cutting later this month to celebrate its move into a new office on the city’s north side.