The house is made of 3D wood in the future

In the near future, we can see houses built with wood materials through 3D printing.

The house is made of 3D wood

Scientists in Sweden are developing a new printing technology for 3D computers , which enables them to turn wasteful, plant-based materials into complete homes.

The Umea University in northern Sweden will be hosting a new project aimed at producing plant materials for 3D printers. The application of the product will be vast because it can create anything in the house from the door to the entire structure of the house.

Meanwhile, materials scientists at the University of the South Chamlmers recently announced a successful small-scale plant material printing project. Their experiment combines the cellulose in plants with carbon nanotubes to create materials made from wood, rather than plastic and metal.

In addition, "combining and using cellulose with the rapid development of 3D printing technology can help bring about environmental benefits," according to the biotech professors at the school. Chalmers University on the advantage of adopting 3D printing on wood for home construction.

It can be seen that cellulose is an unrestricted renewable compound that can completely decompose. The production of cellulose-based building materials clearly outweighs many other materials because it will not produce CO2 emissions into the atmosphere.