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BODs (Building on Demand) - 3D Printing for homes
3D Printing has come a long way - it’s now possible to build a house, and, according to these companies, in a fraction of the time.
I like how some of them enable the use of eco-friendly materials and require little or no heating too!
Wonder what else we’ll be able to 3D print soon?
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