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Building bridges is a good use for 3-D printing, proponents say, but the technology needs to scaleDutch tech startup MX3D 3-D printed a stainless steel bridge in its warehouse and installed it over a canal in Amsterdam this past summer.Dutch tech startup MX3D 3-D printed a stainless steel bridge in its warehouse and installed it over a canal in Amsterdam this past summer.Daniel MichaelsResume Subscription
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- Transportation
Building bridges is a good use for 3-D printing, proponents say, but the technology needs to scale
Dutch tech startup MX3D 3-D printed a stainless steel bridge in its warehouse and installed it over a canal in Amsterdam this past summer.
Photo: Merlin Moritz/MX3D
Dutch tech startup MX3D 3-D printed a stainless steel bridge in its warehouse and installed it over a canal in Amsterdam this past summer.
Photo: Merlin Moritz/MX3D
The Future of Everything covers the innovation and technology transforming the way we live, work and play, with monthly issues on education, money, cities and more. This month is Transportation, online starting Nov. 3 and in print Nov 10.
