Wildfire resistance may spark a surge in interest for 3D printing homes.
Start-up 3D construction printing company VeroTouch just finished these two 3D printed, 1,100 sq. ft. homes with A1-rated concrete walls—the highest fire-safety standard in the U.S.—offering new resilience in wildfire-prone Colorado. One home’s structure was printed in just 16 days using COBOD’s BOD2 printer. VeroTouch now aims to scale up 3D printing to deliver faster, safer housing across the state.
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