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4Dify has completed the first home in a robotic 3D-printed neighborhood in Yuba County, California, using SQ4D industrial ARCS technology.
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4Dify has completed the first home in a robotic 3D-printed neighborhood in Yuba County, California, using SQ4D industrial ARCS technology.

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Originally reported by nypost.com

4Dify has completed the first home in a robotic 3D-printed neighborhood in Yuba County, California, using SQ4D industrial ARCS technology. The 1,000-square-foot structure was printed in 24 days with a target of 10 days for future builds, significantly faster than traditional methods. By listing the home at 375,000 dollars, the project demonstrates how automated concrete layering can reduce labor costs and material waste. This milestone represents a systemic shift toward scalable, fire-resistant housing solutions. 🏠🤖 #3DPrinting #ConstructionTech #AdditiveManufacturing #Automation

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