Wasp's 3D printers produce low-cost houses made from mud

A need to address a lack of housing for the globe's growing population has turned up some eye-catching efforts, blending creative architecture with new, sustainable technologies. And it is increasingly looking like 3D printing could have a role to play. Italian firm Wasp is the latest to explore the potential of additive manufacturing in this area, developing a super-sized 3D printer capable of producing low-cost housing made from mud... Continue Reading Wasp's 3D printers produce low-cost houses made from mud



Section: Architecture



Tags: 3D Printing, Construction, House, Maker Faire, Sustainable



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