The Crane WASP, also known as "the infinity 3D printer," uses locally sourced clay, mud or cement to 3D-print affordable homes. It can even use agricultural waste as aggregate.

No, it’s not the setup for a dystopian science fiction movie; in the future we really might live in giant 3D-printed wasp nests. At least, that’s the vision for one possible version of the ...

WASP takes inspiration from the potter wasp. We build 3D printed houses using earth found on the spot, under a sustainable perspective. The oldest material and a state of the art technology merge ...

The future of architecture is 3D-printing. Check out TECLA a wasp nest-inspired home that was 3D-printed using locally sourced clay.

Hello and welcome to our new DIY video. Today we are going to make a 3D mechanical model of a wasp. There will be lots of buzzing around. Stay tuned for our next DIY videos. Trump effect on NATO ...

Looking for a new, affordable house? Italian 3D-printing company WASP has just 3D printed a hut structure using a combination of 3D-printed concrete, rice husks, and a mud-based material. And, of ...

Italian firm Wasp is the latest to explore the potential of additive manufacturing in this area, ... Wasp's 3D printers produce low-cost houses made from mud By Nick Lavars. October 21, 2014 ...

According to WASP, the prototyping process implements 3D printing with hand-finished work since there are some areas of motorcycle design where the human hand is “irreplaceable.” “Until ...