The Truth About 3D Printed Homes | Dirty Secret Revealed

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3D printing might seem to change the canvas of our housings, but how about having a home made with dirt? Yes, the first ever printed home is made with dirt. But how can a house made of dirt be cleaner for our earth? Stay tuned to find out the truth about 3d printed homes, as we will reveal the dirty secret!

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As 3D printing technology has progressed and proven viable in a wide range of applications, it has opened up a world of possibilities. The use of 3D printing in the construction of houses is perhaps one of the most visible emerging possibilities.

People can now purchase and live in 3D printed houses, a concept that has only lately become a reality. The first European occupants of a 3D printed house, a Dutch couple, moved into their Eindhoven home on April 30, 2021.

These new 3D printing milestones are great to learn about, but questions regarding their usefulness arise. Are 3D printed houses safe to live in? Or, more specifically, how is a 3D-printed home superior to a conventionally built home? Let's reveal the dirty secrets, which you may have never known before watching this video.

3D printed houses are said to be a safer option than conventionally constructed homes. One that is more durable and stronger than conventionally constructed houses. They’re built to withstand natural disasters and extreme weather. Although no long-term safety standards for evaluating 3D printed buildings for residential use have been
established as of yet. Now I will discuss the safety of 3-D printing houses.
The developing world’s population is not only increasing, but also urbanizing, resulting in a housing shortage. “Roughly 40% — in some cases, 75% — of the population of fast-growing cities...is living in squatter settlements without essential utilities,” according to Habitat for Humanity. Consider Brazil’s favelas and Africa’s shanties.

Do you think 3D printed homes will be the future? And will you ever be the one to buy a 3d printed home? Let us know in the comments below.

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