The world's largest 3D printer "builds a house" for almost no money
Recently, a news from Italy, the world's largest 3D printer "Delta Large" (up to 12 meters) came out, not only large, but the most important thing is that this printer to build houses is almost "zero cost", so it is undoubtedly a huge good news for areas with limited materials or economic difficulties!
3D printer "Delta Large" (up to 12 meters)
The 3D printer "Delta Big" builds a house like a bird's nest
It is supported by a sturdy metal frame with a diameter of 6 meters, and the rotating nozzle also functions as an agitator to evenly print the material, which is clay, and then the structure is reinforced with a small amount of chemical additives.
In addition, the "Big Mac" is built very quickly and offers a very flexible architecture that is unique, in the shape of a bird's nest and can be assembled. Once this technology is rolled out, 3D printed homes will become more and more common. The United Nations predicts that in the next five years, if this technology is applied, the world will add 100,000 new homes every day, which is definitely a great thing for those who do not have a house.
Compared with ordinary buildings, this printer is more suitable for low-rent housing construction and rapid construction, and the houses built can withstand natural disasters such as earthquakes, tornadoes and floods, and have a good market prospect for disaster relief in developing countries.