Amsterdam firm DUS architects started printing the first building blocks of a 3D-printed canal house Friday. In order to do that, the architects bought a shipping container and with the help of ...
Amsterdam Printing is one of the largest suppliers of promotional products in the United States. © 2025 American City Business Journals. All rights reserved. Use of ...
The construction of a bridge in Amsterdam would not normally be news. Katerina Ryabets reports for The Pop-Up City that the world’s first 3-D “printed” steel bridge does deserve attention. Robots ...
An conceptualization of MX3D's printers in action. (Credit: MX3D) A 3-D printer that makes steel structures appear out of thin air will try its hand at building — wait, printing — a pedestrian bridge.
MX3D has created a 3D printer that supports itself on its own constructions, with its “ultimate test” the live construction of a bridge across a canal in Amsterdam. The technology that the company has ...
Sure, you can 3-D print key chains, belt buckles, smartphone cases and any number of other consumer goods. But why stop there? If you had a printer large enough, why not 3-D print something really ...
If you think 3D printing is only good for making flimsy paperweights, then you’re pretty much right. A group of audacious Dutch architects, however, have just begun 3D printing an entire canal house ...
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Amsterdam Printing, a 117-year-old maker of promotional products, will invest $6 million in the next seven years through a low-cost New York Power Authority plan and $900,000 state Homes and Community ...
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