Contec Australia founder Mark D'Alessandro has introduced a 3D concrete printing robotic arm to Perth's building industry to combat ongoing labour shortages and housing delays.

The technology can print multi-story homes in a matter of hours that are five times stronger than traditional brick, all while remaining highly customizable and weather-resistant.

Contec Australia founder Mark D'Alessandro has introduced a 3D concrete printing robotic arm to Perth's building industry to combat ongoing labour shortages and housing delays.
The technology can print multi-story homes in a matter of hours that are five times stronger than traditional brick, all while remaining highly customizable and weather-resistant.

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Cyclone-proof and built in a day: Why 3D printed homes are the future of WA housing

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