Future of 3D printing and Robotic Construction

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Robotic Construction means a robot can construct, eliminating the conventional methods of construction.
Doesn’t it sound so cool?
This is surely a great deal. Innovation by engineers in the construction industries to simplify the complex process of construction which is possible through design engineering and mechanical engineering with the help of the latest construction technologies.
BIM services in the USA have made it possible to design, construct anything by the use of robots. A construction robot can be precise in construction and can work 24 x 7 in a wide range of conditions. So this eliminates all the human problems that hinder the project to be completed within the desired time. Instead of just replicating humans, a construction robot can self assemble the buildings which are entirely a new approach. Moreover, these robots are built to help with the projects that are hazardous for the construction crew to do. This makes it a more reliable and cheaper construction method.


Now coming to 3D printing:


Unlike the conventional methods of construction, nowadays BIM is in. It enables to create three- dimensional object called the ‘model’ of the building that is to be constructed that gives a clear picture of how it will look after its construction. This successful technology is possible through the latest construction technologies. 
The true printing revolution is yet to come in the near future that promises to create such parts and products by simply printing the shape more accurately and precisely with faster printing speed with the help of new & improved technology.
3D printing allows us to use old materials in new ways that are more sustainable by utilizing waste to create future products that make our society to have more efficient consumption. The creative use of materials and production methods opens up new possibilities as we approach towards sustainable living. It is the future of factories especially the construction companies broadening the applications, printing new tools, and efficiently making use of it.
Both the robotic construction and 3D printing is possible through the innovation in construction technology. This technology is growing rapidly and certainty will bring wonders in the near future.

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