3D printing R&D firm MX3D is planning to print a bridge across a canal in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. It is hoped that the robots used will print their own supports and gradually move across the ...

After four years of work, the world's first 3D-printed steel structure has been revealed in Amsterdam. The new 3D-printed steel footbridge was created with help from Imperial College London and ...

In 2019, a concrete bridge was printed in Shanghai, China. Now, in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, pedestrians can walk across a 3D-printed bridge made out of stainless steel.

A 3D-printed bridge has been installed in Amsterdam The first ever 3D-printed steel bridge has opened in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. It was created by robotic arms using welding torches to deposit ...

July 15 (UPI) --The world's first 3D printed bridge was unveiled in Amsterdam's Red Light District on Thursday. The bridge -- weighing just over 9,900 pounds -- was created by torch-wielding ...

Heijmans and MX3D are building Amsterdam's first 3D printed steel bridge. ... “But using 3D printing for a bridge makes design and construction operate hand-in-hand.

From low-cost housing to life-saving implants, 3D printing is having a growing influence on our lives, and the latest innovation to be announced is a full-sized 3D-printed bridge. Industry experts ...

It was 3D printed out of almost 10,000 pounds of stainless steel in a process that took almost six months using four robots spitting out 685 miles of melted wire.

A 3D-printing company based in Amsterdam has developed a revolutionary, multi-axis robotic 3D printer that can "draw" structures in the air -- and it's planning to build a bridge over a canal in ...

The world’s first-ever steel 3D-printed bridge opened Thursday in Amsterdam. Queen Maxima of the Netherlands pushed a button on a robotic arm that cut a ribbon on the bridge, declaring the 40 ...

Designed by Joris Laarman Lab and constructed by MX3D, this 3D-printed smart bridge that can analyze crowd behavior sits over one of Amsterdam’s oldest canals.

The presentation of Michiel van der Kley gives the visitors an inside view of the thoughts and assumptions that led, via his project EGG www.projectegg.org and other experiences to the design and ...