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Top 5: The World’s First 3D Printed Concrete Park
Hello everybody and happy Sunday! We hope you are enjoying the end of October. For your top 5 videos this week, we have collated a list of some of the most exciting projects and talks, including the world’s first 3D…
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Hello everybody and happy Sunday! We hope you are enjoying the end of October. For your top 5 videos this week, we have collated a list of some of the most exciting projects and talks, including the world’s first 3D printed park, printed housing in Virginia, how PepsiCo uses additive manufacturing for their consumer goods, and a TedTalk on bionic arms! No matter your area of interest, this list should grab your attention. We hope you enjoy these videos and that you learn a lot from them.
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Top 1: World’s First Concrete Park From 3D Printing
In China, the world’s first park has been 3d printed by the American company Advanced Intelligent Construction Technology (AICT), using concrete. The project took just two and a half months and at half the cost of traditional methods.The video shows an extensive open space with concrete benches, flowerbeds, and walls, as well as artificial grass. In total, it stretches over 55,000 square feet. The project took just two and a half months and at half the cost of traditional methods.
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