Walmart Strikes Deal for 3D-Printed Buildings from Alquist in Boost for Emerging Sector
ENR Construction Technology
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Walmart has contracted with construction tech firm Alquist to 3D-print over a dozen buildings, marking a significant commercial adoption of additive manufacturing in retail construction. The deal demonstrates growing viability of 3D printing technology for large-scale commercial projects and signals momentum for the emerging sector.
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Retail giant signs on for over a dozen buildings to be 3D-printed by construction tech firm and its construction partners, as additive manufacturing makes inroads in retail.
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