In their mission to 3D print affordable homes in third world countries, Italian 3D printer manufacturer WASP has made its own series of technological advancements, least of which is its large-format clay printing deltabot. Also in its pursuit of affordable home printing, the company developed a bit of software that, though it may seem minor, is both important for house printing and 3D printing of any kind. WASP calls it the Resurrection System and the premise is simple: if, for any reason, your print has been stopped, the WASP printing software will remember where it left off and be able to continue printing from that same point when printing begins again.…
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