How construction 3D printing is changing our world

In the 21st century, 3D printing has become commonplace. Nowadays, few people remember that the first object printed using this innovative technology was a toy toad. Almost 40 years have passed since then, and during this period of time, engineers have learned to create amazing things using the capabilities of 3D printing. A huge three-story mansion in Germany, an eco-settlement in Mexico, and even private houses, whose cost tends to zero. Welcome to the Innovative Techs channel! Learn how construction 3D printing is changing our world right now. But before we get started, make sure you don't forget to press the bell as well as subscribe to the channel, as there are hundreds of interesting videos to be watched. Let’s get started!

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[pinakibhattacharya]

The beauty of this channel is, there is just one video per week. That is what is required; quality, not quantity.

[allenbragg]

Hope there is a follow up with more detail about the insulation properties and specifics about structural integrity.

[aaronfisher]

I do believe this is going to change the way building are constructed. I would also refer my customers to the idea of 3d printed home

[constantinosschinas]

*first 3D printed house, was in the 1930s.*
dome shaped, out of concrete LDM.

[razzguul]

Did...did he just say, "Four - Point - Five Thousand Dollars"?

[kalamatagames]

3d print soo fast, settings of 3d print after 3 days finally ready to print
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[johng]

The EXTREME arrogance it took for the narrator to call frame and brick construction "outdated technology" effectively thrusts a stake through the heart of this presentation, thereby KILLING it.

[thomashealy]

What does it cost to hire a machine to build a three-story detached house?

[alkohl]

I wonder what the cost would be for them to build a 6 bedroom 6 bath castle complete with battlements.

[thomashealy]

Where can I get details and addresses of these companies?

[azbesthu]

Haha. Building house by using local soil... right. In my country, everything under ground is owned by the government. If i use sand from my land to build something, i have to buy it from government by law.

[ladyselenafelicitywhite]

If you are concerned about concerned about the environment, here are some ways you can help.


If you want to help slow down anthropogenic climate change, here are some ways you can do so for free.

TreeApp, an app that plants trees on your behalf every day. All you have to do is watch a 30 second advert. Unfortunately, TreeApp is only available in the UK and Ireland.
Tribaldata, an app that sells data. You can plant a tree every time you earn enough points.
Both apps work on smartphones and tablets.

Ecosia, a search engine just like Google, but all it's profits go to planting trees.

Thenonprofits, a website with links to click to donate. You can plant trees, protect forests, help people who are poor, sick, provide healthcare and education, etc for free.

You can also write to your elected representatives, or to corporations you regularly purchase from and urge them to adopt renewable energy sources, to plant trees, protect rainforests, to use recycled materials, to build new nuclear power plants, and whatever you think is important. You'll be surprised how effective letter writing, sending emails, or even tweeting can be.

Other things you can do are:
Consider becoming vegan or having vegan meals occasionally.
Buy second hand goods. You can buy clothes, books, electronics, DVDs, and many other things second hand.
Try walking, cycling, or using public transport rather than using a car, especially journeys under 5miles/8 kilometres.

[rahulbanerjee]

Half century. human orgam 3d achive it human.

[justachipn]

*NOPE !!!* That stuff isn't ready to be used yet, lacking strength and lacking utilities !!!