WORLD INFORMATIONS: 500-Square-Foot House 3D Printed in 12 Hours. The additive construction industry continues to lay its foundation. This time, a home has been 3D printed in Patchogue, N.Y., by a Long Island-based startup looking to drop the cost and danger of construction significantly This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 81%. (I'm a bot) This time, a home has been 3D printed in Patchogue, N.Y., by a Long Island-based startup looking to drop the cost and danger of construction significantly. According to Andersen, SQ3D's central team has both the engineering and construction chops to tackle the additive construction space. On the construction side of the equation, Andersen has been a contractor for the past 10years, running a new construction and remodeling company. Unlike firms like WinSun, perhaps the largest and most well-known player in the additive construction space, SQ3D focuses on 3D printing entire structures on-site, as opposed to producing walls and other elements in a climate-controlled setting and then assembling buildings at the construction location. Having completed its first 3D-printed house, SQ3D will be offering its construction services as it works to further automate the additive construction process. The 3D-printed home is currently being evaluated by Guinness World Records to determine if the structure qualifies as the "Largest house 3D printed on-site," but SQ3D is already working on its largest print project, a roughly 1,800-square-foot permitted home, which Andersen said is sure to "Shatter any 3D printing records." Summary Source | FAQ | Feedback | Top keywords: construction#1 print#2 SQ3D#3 Andersen#4 structure#5 Post found in /r/Futurology, /r/TopScience, /r/UpliftingNews and /r/PositiveNewsNetwork. NOTICE: This thread is for discussing the submission topic. Please do not discuss the concept of the autotldr bot here.