Walmart, other retailers to 3D-print more than 12 projects
Construction Dive
AI Article Summary
Walmart is collaborating with 3D-printing company Alquist, along with Hugg & Hall and general contractor FMGI, to execute several 3D-printing projects. The initiative will commence at Walmart store No. 338 in Lamar, Missouri. This partnership aims to leverage 3D-printing technology for construction advancements in their retail locations.
What This Means for Canadian Contractors
This project shows how major retailers are embracing 3D-printing technology, which could streamline construction processes by reducing materials and labor costs. For Canadian builders, this means keeping an eye on evolving technologies that could influence permit processes and timelines. Adopting such innovations could also lead to more sustainable building practices.
