There are multiple projects towards building learning institutions in far-flung areas, and a nonprofit organization called "Thinking Hut" brought a new school that focused on 3D printing its walls and structure. The entire school is built using 3D printing technology, and it brought a new structure that was easily made, without much manpower.
3D Printed School in Madagascar: Thinking Hut's Massive Idea in Reality
3D Printed Schools are focusing on bringing those in need of it, immediate structures for their needs, and it would help people to access more learning institutions, with Thinking Hut's project in Madagascar, East Africa.
The island is known for having limited access to technology as well as education, as some parts of it are still using traditional ways and are underdeveloped.
With that said, there is also a shortage of learning facilities in the country, and a group aims to answer this with 3D printing technology that would bring structures easily and without the hassle.
Thinking Huts is a non-profit organization that comes from the United States, with its founder being Maggie Grout, an adopted Chinese student who went to America to continue her studies at the University of Colorado.
Grout said that her opportunity to study as an adopted student is a significant step in her life, and she aims to share this with others and have them reach their dreams and aspirations through education.
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American Non-Profit Organization Aims to Build More with 3D Printers
Thinking Huts focus on a 3D printer with a sustainable cement mixture inside the machine, with its device casting the school's exteriors and walls to create the structure. The company said that it sources doors, roofs, and windows from local suppliers.
Of course, the non-profit organization aims to build multiple schools via their project, and it aims to provide Madagascar with access to learning institutions.
Enjoy this inside peek at our 3D printing process!
— Thinking Huts (@ThinkingHuts) May 13, 2022
The printer extrudes our sustainable cement mixture layer by layer to compose the walls. The roof, door and windows are locally sourced.#3Dprinterprojects #technologyinnovation #buildingsolutions #3Dprintingmachine pic.twitter.com/a3G1iCqDlY
3D Printers and its Technological Advancements for the World
There are significant advancements in the world that technology brings, but printing material from a photo and loading its schematics on the computer is one of the most advanced there is for all. It even reached medical importance now, as it gave a patient a 3D-printed eye that was one of the earliest outputs it brought for prosthetics.
There are also other ventures for 3D printers, as it became a regular technology that many people can access and bring their designs or chosen commissioned work for different needs.
The world also saw 3D-printed houses from different offers, with a New York firm offering this for a significant price of $299,999.
The technology reduces the need to take raw materials and reduce them to the size they are needed to create something new from the source, thereby reducing waste and pollution. It is also an efficient one, and it helps to bring structures easier and faster, with Thinking Huts' ventures available for those that need it to experience.
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Written by Isaiah Richard
