Top 5 Videos: 3D Printed Houses Shelter the Homeless

Sunday has arrived, and with it comes a fresh batch of the top five videos in additive manufacturing. Get ready for various colorful highlights, including insights into how additive manufacturing provides homes for the homeless, a 3D printed wallet to keep your money safe and accessible and how 3D printed vegan seafood is made. Additionally, you can look forward to a compelling story of two men being charged in Australia after a home raid revealed the unauthorized possession of 3D printed guns. If you have a penchant for 3D printing videos, our YouTube channel is the place to be. There, we regularly share interviews, reviews, and an abundance of engaging content just for you. So, why not check it out and stay up-to-date with the latest trends in the world of 3D printing? Happy Sunday!

Top 1: Homes for the Homeless Are Being Provided Through 3D Printing

In Chattanooga, Tennessee, two individuals have transitioned from 3D printed shelters to permanent housing, marking a progress of 60 days ahead of schedule. Branch Technology supplied the structures while Olivet Baptist Church provided the land. This initiative, part of a 12-month pilot program managed by the Office of Homelessness and Supportive Housing, aims to offer secure temporary housing solutions Mayor Kelly’s administration has facilitated nearly 3,000 people into permanent supportive housing. The project exemplifies a diverse approach to addressing homelessness, with the cooperation of Branch Technology contributing to the community. The city plans to continuously relocate homeless individuals to these shelters, replicating the successful 30-day placement timeline achieved in this instance, subsequently facilitating their transition to permanent housing. Watch the video below to see how the transformative power of 3D printing is changing people’s lives for the better!