Time to wake up with the smell of coffee. Our young geologists are preparing for a new day. She must collect some samples and assess the mining potential of the area. The furnishings in her room are so simple and functional that it’s hard to believe they were all made with her 3D printer. If you zoom out, you can see that the entire building is 3D printed. She looks out the window and feels nostalgic for her. Planet Earth winks in the distance.This is the colonization of Mars I am currently planningInstead of shipping expensive and heavy machines and actual biomodules, why not print an entire extraterrestrial station on the spot? In fact, it takes less than a day.
this will be one of endless Application of 3D printing technologyOne of the main beneficiaries of this innovation is architecture.there is two techniques Accelerate processes and reduce costs: D-Shape printing and Contour Crafting printingThis video explains those building blocks.
“3D Printing Technologies, D Shapes and Contour Crafting to Speed Up Processes and Reduce Costs”
Adam Horquera,Founder Makers (The Makers) is one of many visionaries working hard to make it happen. Los Hacedores is his 3D printing company that teaches “model ideas” to children and adults. Jorquera, who works as a lecturer at his Escuela Universitaria de Diseño Innovacióny Tecnología (ESNE, University of Design, Innovation and Technology) at the University of Camilo Josécera, describes his work as follows: “Building a bridge between the imagination and the real world”And use a single machine to accomplish that purpose. A 3D printer that combines all industrial processes into one. “We are moving towards the next world. Anything that can be represented can be realfrom bioprinted steaks to real homes.”.
According to this researcher and entrepreneur, one of the most promising applications currently being researched is printing of human body parts (kidney, liver) “Increase our life expectancy to 120 or 130 years”Another area with great potential is architectural construction. “There is a lot of talk of Chinese companies working in this space, but they usually print the walls and modules in a factory and assemble them later on the construction site. I think it’s much more interesting.”
Wasp is an Italian startup with a wide 3D printing portfolio, from medical prostheses to buildings. Their next challenge is Whole ecological village From scratch in Massalombarda (Ravenna). To do that, they built a 40-foot-tall 3D printer.Architectural Ensemble Named shamballa, a Hindu mythological place that embodies peace, tranquility and happiness. Shanghai, which probably has less utopian atmosphere this year, 3D printed public housing project.
For the time being, Italian and Asian initiatives are likely to be limited to the construction of the basic structures of each building, while other components will likely have to rely on more traditional techniques. It’s becoming a reality, offering a means of printing plumbing and various other elements that fit in your home.
sauce: Wasproject, The Doers, Science Alert
image: Bees
