L&T, a famous construction company in India, has built India’s first public structure made of 3D-printed concrete. This is a big achievement for the country as 3D printing technology is still new to India.

Important details

• The public structure was built at a cost of Rs. 23 lakh, which is cheaper than traditional construction methods.
• 3D printing technology saves time and money.
• This is because it takes less time to build and less material is wasted.
• The structure is located in Chennai and is a small footbridge.
• L&T’s achievement in building India’s first 3D-printed concrete public structure seems like a big step for the country.
• As this technology can save time and money in construction, which can be beneficial for the future.
• We can expect more 3D-printed structures to be built in the future, which can help India in its development.

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Watch a video

The Youtube Channel “Nat Geo Kids” explains how 3D printers work.

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