Cost of the project was $10,134, which includes labor, materials and furnishings - the entire project was done in a single day and amounted to $10,134.

The house’s wall, partitions and building envelope were all printed with a concrete mixture.
Human workers then stepped in to paint the walls and install the roof, windows, wiring, hydro-acoustic and thermal insulation.

House interior includes a hall, a bathroom, a living room and a compact functional kitchen with the most modern appliances from Samsung.

The house can be of any shape, including the familiar square shape, because the additive technology has no restrictions on design of new buildings, except for the laws of physics.'






The house also has an innovative Samsung AddWash WW70K62E69 washing machine installed. And by installing a special app you can manage the washing process remotely via smartphone.

BRICK LAYING ROBOT
Bricks are fed onto a conveyor belt that travels along a long robotic arm, or telescopic boom.
The bricks travel along the boom and are gripped by a claw-like device that lays them out methodically, directed by a laser guiding system.
Until the brick shell is finished and the house's other elements need to be added, the structure never needs to be touched by human hands.



The robot has a boom 92ft (28 meters) long that is connected to its main body.
At the end is a robotic 'hand' that can grab bricks, pick them up, and place them down in sequence.
A 3D computer-aided design (CAD) is used to work out the shape of the house or structure required, and the robot then calculates where each brick should go.
Mortar or adhesive is also deliver under pressure to the hand of the arm and applied to the brick, so no external human element is required.
It can even leave spaces for wiring and plumbing, and scans and cuts the bricks if they need to be re-shaped.


The house’s wall, partitions and building envelope were all printed with a concrete mixture. The construction was done in a small tent, as the temperature was below freezing on the day the firm began building

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