3-D printing is going mainstream. Construction-tech startup Icon says that its new 3-D printer, the Vulcan II, will be able to print a 2,000-square-foot family home in a matter of days, and reduce ...
AUSTIN (KXAN) — Austin company, ICON, unveiled a new welcome center Monday for a local community that houses the chronically homeless — and it’s the second 3D printed home in the country. But the ...
The printer is named Vulcan II and it was made by ICON, an Austin-based construction technology company. It took three years of prototyping to get a printer capable of this project, the company said.
The project has been unveiled by ICON, a 3D printing construction company based out of Texas. Named House Zero, the 3D-printed home is located in Austin, Texas, covering over 2,000 square feet. It has ...
Even if you’re not all that into construction work and equipment, the name ICON might ring a bell. It’s the company behind one of the most insane 3D printers out there, a piece of hardware that can ...
The Chicon House, printed by ICON in collaboration with housing nonprofit New Story, was unveiled this March during SXSW in Austin. (Courtesy ICON) The tablet-operated Vulcan II printer is a ...
Jason Ballard’s Austin-based startup, Icon, wants to solve the housing crisis by using a giant 3-D printer to construct entire homes in a matter of days–or even hours. Here’s a look at the machine in ...
Earlier this year, Texas startup ICON turned heads after building a 350-sq.-ft. dwelling in 48 hours from start to finish. Its not-so-secret weapon: the Vulcan 3-D printer, a groundbreaking machine ...
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