While Enrico and Riccardo Dini are probably best known for their US startup D-Shape, which features their large-scale 3D printer designed for constructing buildings, the civil and mechanical engineers have also launched Desamanera, an outfit that brings the Dinis’ system to their native Italy.
Desamanera implements the Dinis’ enormous 6m x 6m x 6m 3D printer capable of producing large objects, whether they be architectural components, art pieces, or serial parts. As pioneers in the field of large-scale 3D printing, the Dinis are not only important for proving that such technology is possible, but also for demonstrating that it can be done with local, sustainable materials. …
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