RIC Robotics printers build out Colorado’s first 3D printed metro district
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RIC Robotics is building Cleora, a 55-acre 3D printed residential community in Salida, Colorado, with seven homes already completed and sold. The development uses autonomous construction equipment and is expected to become one of the world's largest planned 3D printed residential projects.
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Seven homes are complete and several sold at Cleora, a 55-acre development in Salida, Colorado that its backers expect to become one of the world’s largest planned 3D printed residential communities. Site infrastructure is finished, more houses are under construction, and two autonomous…
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