While still in its infancy, house printing is no longer a novel concept, but researchers at the University of Nantes (IRCCyN) are working to speed up the technology in order to print large structures where they may be needed most quickly. The INNOprint 3D is a 3D printer meant to make emergency housing in the span of twenty to thirty minutes.
In conjunction with the university’s subsidiary, CAPACITES SAS, the IRCCyN researchers were able to make their INNOprint 3D robotic arm capable of 3D printing emergency housing at 3 meters high by 3 meters squared. …
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