The use of 3D printers in architecture and construction continues to grow, and along with it, the efficiency and speed of these printers.
Vox features a project done by University of North Carolina scientists who are developing a printer that uses “continuous liquid interface production,” inspired by some CGI effects in a Terminator 2 scene.
The new technology is 25 to 100 times faster than current methods and, because objects are solid rather than built up in layers, the end product is stronger.
Watch a prototype in action on Vox.
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