The article is very informative, but its title feels like "Where are the airplanes that flap their wings like birds?"
Bricks aren't very suitable for automatization and 3D printing seems to be quite a lot more promising, even though the current early forms look clumsy.
Printing a wall gives you an ability to leave precisely calculated empty spaces for plumbing, cables, electrical sockets and whatever we are going to need in the future. This is valuable, speeds up the construction process and reduces total dust.
Bricks aren't very suitable for automatization and 3D printing seems to be quite a lot more promising, even though the current early forms look clumsy.
Printing a wall gives you an ability to leave precisely calculated empty spaces for plumbing, cables, electrical sockets and whatever we are going to need in the future. This is valuable, speeds up the construction process and reduces total dust.