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- Apis Cor company has successfully finished the residential house printing project, which was announced in December 2016.The developer of the unique equipment, Apis Cor company approached the issue of building this house from all sides and invited five world renowned companies, which are known for their innovative approach, as partners: PIK Companies Group, Samsung Electronics, TechnoNICOL corporation, Bitex Reibeputz company and «Fabrika Okon» company.
You can find a detailed report on the house construction at apis-cor.com/en...
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I would buy this house for 15k, if it was available.
right
also connection to sewer, water, electrical, permits, taxes. By the time it's all said and done $220k with a crappy f'ing mortgage for the next 30 years, have to make sure the bankers kids have money for private ivy league prep schools.
Not bankers, politicians. Most of that money goes to the government.
LAFOLLETTER I'm just saying I hate politicians more than bankers
They will never make it available under the current oligarchical system because the government/financial/modern aristocracy is running the show. These degenerates depend on your tax slavery at interest to pay for an astronomically price hovel so you waste the rest of your life paying off. This is why it's all going to have to come down to the rifle.
bring this to Canada so it can shake up the real estate mafia.
I'm a little confused. The video initially states that the cost to completion for a 3D printed house is is $275/m2 but a normal house is $223/m2 but that the printer saves 70% of time and labor? How come it is still more expensive to print a house if it saving 70% on time/labor/materials?
or do you mean that you could get the price as low as $223/m2 if you were printing a square building and not using high end materials?
Raphael Saccasan I'm confused by this too. And land isn't figured into either price estimate, so that last comment makes no sense either.
They word it weirdly, what they are saying is that if they were to print a normal square house the cost would of come down from $275/m^2 to $223/m^2 not that a normal house built via construction would be that cheap.
It's not going to happen in USA and west first. Banks and government won't let go of the stranglehold easily. It could happen in Russia (because they don't care a fk for what the western bankers and govts say). Russians are trying to attract foreigners due to a low birth rate. IF (big IF) it catches on in neighboring China, Japan, Korea etc and India the west will be forced to follow suit to compete. This is similar to hybrid vehicle technology and solar power. It's disruptive and will take time to catch on. Resources and manpower cannot compete with technology in the long run. It's proven. The former gets too expensive with mass production while the latter gets cheaper. There is no competition.
You are wrong, the Russians give birth to 2 to 3 children now in about many families and more (there are 4-5 children).
This looks like a huge investment opportunity. One I wish I could afford to jump into! :)
I just wonder if they have an open stock portfolio
I wondered about it but then it came in my mind that big people will destroy this startup _:(_
I don't know how they could. By investing, all they'll do is just put money in, unless Apis cor is retarded and gets rid of its majority ownership of the company.
Nice try, Apis Core
Why does the narrator sound like he's making a movie trailer?
becuz he's making a sales pitch. Im sold.
Ty, I'm fairly certain that is a computer generated voice. It doesn't sound human at times.
It's not generated. Just some lousy editing
Exactly my thought. Sounds like those futuristic movies where the next gen job-stealing robots are being announced.
Ty Johnston The damn creaking vocal fry of that narrator gets on my nerves so much. It makes me want to tear my hair out... but other than that it was a cool video
This is very cool. I like that the houses don't have to be circular even though the printer is. Careful design would probably let several printers operate at the same time on site to produce larger houses in one print session. Superb.
Очень радует то, что главный инженер-разработчик и , как я понял, владелец компании русский инженер Никита Ч. из Иркутска. Будущее за новыми прогрессивными технологиями. Молодцы!
Very pleased that the chief engineer-developer and, as i understand it, the owner of the company is the Russian engineer Nikita Ch. From Irkutsk. The future is for new progressive technologies and Russians know this.
Russian everywhere :D
This is AMAZING! It would really go to help folks have affordable housing in the U.S. There's a whole generation or so being left out in the cold due to skyrocketing costs and flat lining wages. Bravo! Here's hoping they go international.
Hello Crescent Beach ,
Are you sure ? Are they the "Elon Musks " of the house construction industry?
Where are they now?
I did not hear news from them, and , as you say, there is a need for affordable houses in the US as well as many other countries.
If you doubled the length of the printing arm it would quadruple the printable area, then if you made it so it could do bi-levels you could achieve a reasonable amount of square footage in the 2000+ square foot range.
Sounds like any other Russian job - quick, amazing and nobody knows why.
Best comment so far))
@@alexlex5792 Cmon ....you have to provide a better argument than that to be convincing.
@@fearbabyriffs For example, first man in space. First hypersonic weapon in arm.
is there plans to use renuable or sustainable materials in the future? ie wood chips/powder and glue?
Sweet! Done in China a couple years ago. So good you all caught up to them, now roll it out worldwide and keep the pricing down! Would also be nice to see how the fiber bars were placed while printed etc. I bought my first 3d printer 14yrs ago a zcorp 510 for $0,000 US. Nice work !
So, how can I order one?
(serious question)
id like to know as well
Chris Buchanan something's up with the link, all it says is you need a life
Worth waiting for, with all the rest of the houses wavering costs this looks goodenomical.
my dad and I built a little "club house" in our yard when I was a kid. took us several weeks but it was a nice little hangout. Now I can print my sons clubhouse.
This was a really great idea! And also creative use of 3D printing. Obviously, it can still improve in a lot of ways, but this is a great start.
I would love to chat with your company about printing a house in early 2018. Can this scale up to 1,500 one story house and be done in Nashville Tennessee USA?
I want to point something out I did the conversions the square meter to square foot and it came out to be 409.0282 square feet. The average cost per square foot is $125 which means if you were to build a normal house of the same size it would cost around $51,128.53 this house that they 3d printed is a fifth of that. That's amazing
I'm looking forward to this technology becoming more and more common and revolutionising the construction industry !
You wouldn't download a house.
Not enough people seem to get the reference but nice one :)
musicfreak1234yoo after all these years I can finally download a house, a car, a pizza, and some tools. download a movie? ha, I stream those.
Oh yes I would haha
Now a days, no one should be HOMELESS!!!!!
Homes are not the problem. It's the land which you need to build your home on.
Ivan Freely The land is available. If you have the money. Of course this depends on where you want to live.
Everyone cannot demand to be in the same place at the same time.
byjuu246 nowadays*
what if someone refuses to work and just wants to drink/do drugs all days? should such a person get a free house without any rent?
It's probably in everyone's best interest if he does get a room of his own. If it keeps him off the street and not stealing to support a habit, it's more cost-effective.
Amazingly "simple"! Just one question, the heating/conditioning ? Building insulated walls is not enough, if you live in a cold or hot place.
If you make them hexagonal, you can get the most surface area if you stack them up next to each other, with a bit of space to walk between them.
Plus if they're hexagonal, and you paint the tops orange you could make cities look like bee hives, which would just be awesome.
Much ado , where is Apis Cor now?
How many houses did they build? Where?
Can I buy one of their houses ?
This is awesome! The smooth walls due to the addition of a spatula is really great!
I've previously seen the Wasp project and it's interesting how you managed to make the pumping of concrete through a long tube work. I would have assumed an extruder with small capacity that is refilled automatically would be better.
I'd love this house. A small simple, minimalist house is all ill ever need (as long as it has space for a desk and PC). I love the minimalist lifestyle so this house is amazing to me. And the flat roof is great!! No dangling spiders from the gutter crawling through your bedroom window. Ugh. This is my future house if it comes to UK! ^_^
But will it be implemented fast enough to print homes for all the construction workers who are about to be unemployed
This house looks larger than the last apartment I was living in last year. I paid roughly $1000 a month. This would make great rent-to-own homes!
Can it print a second floor on top?
I think the idea here is that the proof-of-concept works! If 400 sq. ft. is too small, there's no doubt that creating a 4000 sq. ft home is possible. Well done!
Esta muy bien pero tengo una pregunta. ¿tiene la misma resistencia y durabilidad que tiene una casa contruida como las de ahora?
Are the walls smooth when the printer is done? or is plastering required?
Fascinada! Gostaria muito de poder ver isso de perto e poder trazer essa tecnologia para o Brasil!
Dunno if this would fly in California, earthquake standards etc. I noted the horizontal reinforcement, I didn't see any vertical ones, not that it would be impossible, just curious if it would pass our current building codes. I'm also curious about how the electrical and plumbing is put in, they didn't show that - it's obviously there. With a smaller structure you would need central air (a requirement in some areas) which is nice, and in some areas residential sprinklers are required.
For me, this is a real future. I read cartoons that depicted flawless house building using silicon-like material, feeling so excited. This technology can omit human labor, cost, time, and uses less chemicals or metals that may harm environment. Amazing technology I'd gratefully welcome.
Wow, I'm blown away. And the quickness in which you made the house is amazing. I'm curious, how does the water drain on the roof? In areas with mosquitos, that might be a problem.
Is geopolymer concrete strong enough to withstand tornadoes?
So how does the reinforcing get placed? I assume it is a manual process. So why isn't it shown in the video?
A first residential house has been printed so is this the future of building fast and economically? it could fill the gap for affordable homes for workers etc.
I've been waiting for this ever since the 3D printed castle. You only really need each module to be approved by building associations etc and then you can design your own house from these modules like lego.
Question what are the building materials made out of? how does the product use affect the people that live in it or the environment?
where else in the world is this available?where do you build it and what are the extra costs?
Just imagine a suburb full of these homes! People would save so much money! I can picture the countrysides being filled up these homes!
First 3D house build I've seen !!!
How to you guys lay the foundation? Does it require any reinforcement? And what about the roof slab?
This will certainly solve homelessness issues all over the globe!
...if they'd wanted to ;)
Cheaper than what plenty of other places'd offer, that's for sure.
What's good about this is that building this house doesn't last really long it just lasts for a day and It's very easy and fast and it doesn't need any effort but what's a little off about 3D printing is that if they kept using 3D printing for houses then people won't have a chance to get a job and work so I think the builders should work on houses by themselves instead of 3D printing. Just my opinion please don't argue.
How is the roof made - what is used as support when it prints "mid-air" ? you got a video clip of that?
As a 3D print specialist I'm a little curious :D
Splendid job on this project thou !!
Adi G watch 3:53, it's probably just a wooden roof which is made on the job side when the walls are "printed".
dumb and misses the point if it's not also "printed" but yes there would need to be some form in place if they spray concrete on and I hope it has some angle so the rain runs off.
Construction complete. New construction options...
LOL, I got it right away as soon as I read it..
laying conventional concrete beams on top of it and filling them with hollow concrete concrete or clay blocks
What about the pipes?
This would already be factored in the design, after all these are all CAD drawn still, so would already be considered.
When can i get a much bigger version in the US, with all of the customizations I would want(large garage, cat6 throughout, solar panels on the roof, etc.)? Honestly if the banks approve the mortgage (can't afford otherwise) I would be willing to pay more than a traditionally built home just to help advance the technology and it sounds like it would cost far less for this method so that would be a a pretty good opportunity for profit.
That's really great but CAN this printer built stairs for a two level house?
Fascinating! Please provide more information about the materials!
It says it can print from 5 degrees about zero and then says it can print as low as -35 degrees. Which is the lower limit? -35 or 5? What is the upper limit?
That part was hard to understand, I admit. Since they used a tent to keep it warm during a cold winter, I am assuming that without a tent it's 5 degrees, but using a tent you are immune to all the elements essentially (rain, cold, snow, sleet, zombies, etc.).
IMO, this example needs a clear dome skylight in the center of the roof. you could even use the 'platform' the printer sits on as a planter for a small greenhouse or planter.
How does it print the top of a window?
I assume the price will be double or triple when you print outside your country
What's the R value of concrete walls like this?
Nice & practical concept, next stage is having multiple of these machines working together to build a larger house onsite. Or even placing these machine on the roof to create a 2nd floor.
You don't have a video of the whole house being constructed at a sped up seed? How will I know what work requires a human hand and what work doesn't?
any word on availability? im super interested
There is a way to print square buildings aswell? Like you show here 02:43? What are the limits of the printer arm system?
...Are they going to print the other pieces from the Concentration game as well?
what about resistance testing? yeah you can build it, but can it withstand the elements for 100 years?
Bruno Rodrigues it's polymer concrete. It'll last as long as any other concrete structure, except longer because it doesn't have any joints to wear out/weaken..
Do you expect to live 100 years in a 49M2 house?
you think 49m2 will be the limit of this technologies capability?
Resistance testing¨:-D Please go to the America and take a look on their WOODEN homes. And then you can tell something about resistance testing. :-D :D
Bruno Rodrigues is concrete that shit is really reliable and long lansting
Incredible! Imagine your dream house and have it built in less than a week at a fraction ...
Is it limited to round/circular designs? Because that is very space ineffective. Much better utilization of area with square/rectangular shapes. Circular design prevents modular design where you can extend and expand current designs or align multiple houses in parallel rows or group them into modular sections.
Question
1. Where do I hire this company
2. Can I get in in USA now
3. How cheap and reliable is it
4.can it build a bigger house
That's crazy. I'd definitely consider living in a bigger one.
Hey, that is pretty amazing. Finally we see some real life results.
How did you deal with plumbing and electricity? What about air conditioning? Can pipes and cables be replaced or new added? (Say phone, internet, tv)
This would be great for little offices too... I want one in my backyard
how do u get the printer out of the house?!?!?! crane? they didnt show that part, and cranes are expensive to rent!!
Extruded concrete with no reinforcing steel? Concrete mix looks watery, makes concrete brittle and weak. Actually looks like cement, no limestone gravel at all. Foundation? Did it print the windows and wood floor too? Painting concrete that hasnt cured yet? I am glad someone is working on these ideas but it still has a very long way to go.
watch the video!!!! it's polymer concrete and it doesn't need to cure
Its reinforced with fiberglass. Steel reinforcement has destroyed a lot of older buildings because it oxides over time and destroys the concrete.
thanks for the info
Great but only 380 square feet???? A large family would need around 6 of them...
it's been built in russia, it is about the size of a one room apartment
I would imagine when mass produced there will be various sizes & shapes to suit all . 1 , 2 and 3 bedrooms will obviously be required . But a lot of Americans will have to downsize on floor space and get used to 1 level living .
WHAT a beautiful house made by amazing technology. I LOVE IT!
does it print windows, pipes, hanged ceiling? and then it says printed house cost usd275 per square meter and normal brick build usd232 per square meter.. where does the 70% saving come from? So many things are not explained. And for that reason this video can be completely disregarded.
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What about people with large families? They can't just live on a couch for a few years. Also, what about the roof, how was that constructed without collapsing before setting? Or is that separate and need to use a crane to put it on? How do you give the house power/water/gas? Do you spend a week digging the floor around it? What about withstanding natural disasters, or even disintegration from acid rain or harsh weathers. How does it not sink into the floor without any construction or foundation to prevent it? What materials are used, are they toxic when it creates dust or particles?
This is just the beginning, my friend. Next two years they might build a bigger house or building, who knows??. Don't be skeptical about the future.
Question: Why depend upon 3-D house printing companies for affordable housing when there are literally tons of vacant houses that could hypothetically be occupied by people in need? Seems like it's adding to the inherent inefficiency rather than solving it.
+Apis Cor is it possible to make a Passive building (it does not require heating) with this technology?
When this will be available in the european market?
Hopefully you have future plans to come over to Canada,
I really like this innovative technology 😊👌
What about plumbing and electrical ?
thats a really neat house. small as it is, is still own one and make it work with my 3 kids
How dos the electrical and piping instalation work?
What process to purchase in INDIA & About training program. ......
Great ! If u have a land , you can build a house and then rebuild it every year so u have a new house every year . Won't ever get bored of your house again
Damn, I'm glad I work in underground and grading. I'd imagine you would run a small crew and pump out an entire sub division in a couple months with this.
when will that be available in America?
How realistic would it be to have one build for myself in The Netherlands?
That would depend on your government (i.e. building codes, regulations, etc...).
I wonder if this technology will be so accurate and advanced that they can even print out all the furniture, stoves, plumbing, etc.
How do they get the printer out of the house?
Aloha Apis Cor!😊 Congratulation for your Magnificent 3D Printed House! It is Gorgeous! A truly AFFORDABLE (10,000 US dollars) COOL Tiny House for ALL on Earth! May we CO-CREATE Gorgeous Intentional Communities/Eco-Villages, for a NEW Earth, with these AMAZING 3D Printed Tiny Homes👍! We are Beings made of Light, Sound, and Color, Radiating LOVE throughout Creation's Multiverse! Namaste, Peace, & Love to ALL on Earth🌍! We are ONE, Always & Forever Eternal✨!
When will this be available in Germany?
amazing. i wish my first house would use this technology
En primer lugar la casa no tiene cimientos. En segundo lugar no tiene aislamiento dentro de las paredes. En tercer lugar el techo es plano por lo que cuando nieve no aguantará el peso. Las barillas de fibra de carbono ¿Las pone la impresora? ¿Como? No lo explican. A la hora de poner la instalación eléctrica y las tuberías ¿Se pueden "picar" las paredes?
Id like to know how these houses fair against hurricanes, earthquakes and other natural disasters
Kupił bym taki dom ale 60m2 I kwadratowy nie okrągły można taki ZROBIC jak z wytrzymałością???
Can you drill into it to hang pictures and shelves?
очередь на строительство есть какая-нибудь? или для частников вы не строите?
Yes, your technology is cool.
Could you print with other materials as cement?
Could you print mobile buildings? (e.g. Container-like)
And if yes, could we setup turnstiles in it? (static conditions...)
There was no mention of how they installed the plumbing, electricals or mechanical parts
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Can this withstand tornadoes/typhoons/hurricanes, earthquakes, and rough sex?