The 3D printing revolution is almost at the point where there can be a printer in any home. But what about using a printer to build the house itself? The Dutch company DUS Architects is working on doing just that. They’ve developed a 3D printer 10 times the size of ordinary ones. It’s called the KamerMaker, which means Room Builder, and they built it out of a shipping container, with the goal to 3D print an entire house! Using bio-plastics, the on-site printer creates the pieces of a canal home in Amsterdam that the firm is currently building as an experiment over the next few years.
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