BOD3, a Danish-made construction printer, arrives at University of Florida as the first of its kind in the US, marking a milestone in construction tech.

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The printer uses special concrete recipe that offers superior structural integrity against hurricane damage compared to traditional wooden houses.

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At $800,000, BOD3 can print 4-6 cubic yards of concrete per hour, making it efficient for large-scale construction projects and emergency shelters.

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Unlike its predecessor BOD2, the new printer features enhanced mobility and modular design, allowing quick deployment during weather emergencies.

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The technology promises to revolutionize post-hurricane recovery by enabling faster rebuilding of damaged communities with stronger structures.

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UF plans to use BOD3 for workforce development, addressing construction industry labor shortages through training programs.