This ANCIENT Housing Technology Could Shape Our Future

[@EarthCreature.]

This is legit. This guy is following the 3D print purpose & mission. Absolutely come back to this ASAP

[@MrStarTraveler]

In a 10 000 years archeologists are going to discover this structure and are going to wander how this primitive hunter-gatherer society living in mud igloos was capable of such precision. XD

[@julieisthatart]

Oh, this is so beautiful, I love the basket weave effect they are getting, and the cost of materials! It simply gets better and better. Thank you so much for putting this out for the world.

[@StephenCoorlas]

Very impressive. More along the lines of WASP's initiatives. I love the, "We use our eyes and and hands to assess" approach. The technical research is great for structural analysis etc. but it's actually refreshing to see such an organic "touch-and-feel" approach to their research/exploration. Thanks for sharing

[@Msredwood]

Adobe as in Cobb?! I was super in love with Cobb since I was 18 backpacking around Oregon! Omg ! I was just commenting about that on another one of your videos. Sorry for bombarding but I just found your channel by the grace of nature. I’ve always had a huge interest in home building and architecture so this is so astounding!!!

[@automateconstruction]

cool! same as cobb yeah!

[@ANYA2015-c9r]

Thank you very much Jarett for this wonderful video! It is as usual very useful for those who are interested in construction by 3D printers for buildings. Thanks to your videos, we learn a lot and from a distance (I'm in Europe). We follow the rapid evolution of this new construction tool. The material cob used in this video is very well suited to our future ecovillage project, that we want to set up somewhere in Europe... To my knowledge currently there is only one company on the European continent, it is Italian and is called WASP. They have been using the same cob technique since 2014... As soon as these techniques are well developed in a reliable way and approved following stress tests; we will make sure to include them in our project to also promote them! The option of using cement is for us to exclude! Because we are only interested in natural, resistant and above all non-polluting products.

[@TinyGiantLifeStyle]

I'm happy to see this technology continuing to develop

[@arcaetype]

I'm such a fan---might even be a whole AC unit. Yes ! Please come back to check progress; I'm too curious to see how Prof. renders the dome tops with this process...

[@automateconstruction]

thats cool 😎

[@fahadthgt7240]

The most impressive video as far for me. Thank you very much Jarret gross.

[@slartibartfast7921]

Great work as usual Jarett. Love the photo-bombing dog too.

[@TheWalkOnCoach]

Wow, I like the architectural features on this. Very unique and indigenous looking.

[@happy2b4]

Brilliant Interview

[@brucesboat]

This is incredible thank you! There's this installation and wasps - are there any others known that use bio based materials? So far I only know of these two.

[@automateconstruction]

Terran robotics uses this material deposited with a drone I featured them on my channel and podcast as well.

[@nancygross797]

I love so much about these structures! I love that it can return to earth, it is cost effective, a beautiful and unique design and their intention of working with nature❤️

[@cureworks]

AWESOME - Robotics is the way to go with structure printing. Until we can get to laser printing building, the addition of a team of smoothing robots (or two sided trowel to the 3d print heads) can get rid of the critters building webs and laying eggs in the wall problem with the current techniques being used. There are exciting design possibilities and other economical advantages of printing in hemp adobe and hempcrete. Thank you Jarett Gross for your powerful revelation series on this construction technique and Prof. Rael for your work with printing in adobe. I'm sure the ancestors are being extra blessed wherever they are in the universe(s) - This side of the James Webb telescope pictures, I publicly question if there is just one universe anymore. We're reaching for the day when a child does not have to ask their parents or teachers, 'why would anybody not have a place to live?' We are overcoming - JOY!

[@kamalyas8216]

3D printed Hoeing is prefect for green clay modern techniques to create affordable, eco-friendly, and comfortable homes. Thank you for the video. It could lead to a new wave of sustainable housing that respects environmental and cultural heritage. I love to have more information on this.

[@MrEricHeg]

what 3d printer is being used?

[@berndblabla4249]

Did Mutumbu built this machine ?

[@patrickbarry5544]

printing 300mm a lift between drying feels about right. It's the same maximum height you can coil build a pot to, and it's about the height you can lift a brick wall a day without mortar slumping. Seems to be a consistent limit

[@patrickbarry5544]

24:40 - yup, it gets mentioned :)

[@rafaelellis-rech6950]

I’m really interested to see how this structure turns out snd what the roof structure ends up looking like!

[@EdP-j1t]

they make automated adobe brick machines that have hollow cavities built into each interlocking brick, which do NOT require mortar for things like rebar, windows, plumbing, wires, fiber optics, heating / cooling etc

[@whaaaaaaap]

That’s cool

[@DeerWolf.TheFirst]

I enjoy the simplicity of this relative to another cnc style 3d printed raw earth home. . . . A thought and question regarding these natural clay printed homes, could it be possible and beneficial to burn a small fire inside each of these cylinders to turn the inner portions of the clay into a more brick like structure?

[@Shadismic]

I can not let the constrains of a printer dictate what my home and rooms look like especially if traditional methods cover all needs and purposes so far.

[@louchat333]

Do all the rooms have to be round?

[@automateconstruction]

I believe they are stronger that way and it maximizes interior SQFT to surface area but the printers arm has enough joints to do 90 degree corners as well.

[@budgetaudiophilelife-long5461]

🤗👍😎 THANKS JARETT ADOBE IS A GREAT OPTION 💚💚💚😍😍😍 KEEP UP …YOUR DOING A GREAT JOB

[@automateconstruction]

It really is!

[@thebluedot4728]

incredible

[@saint.inocenciaKadi-ze8ll]

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[@raymondpeters9186]

Pumicecrete is by far the best building material on the planet Pumicecrete is a mixture of pumice cement and water mixed and poured into a set of reusable forms walls are poured from 12"to 24" thick pumicecrete is fireproof termite proof rust rot and mold proof and has a high R value and good sound attenuation solid poured walls means no critters can live in your walls Pumicecrete can be built for a fraction of the cost and time Pumicecrete is one of the few materials that can go directly from the mine to the job site ready to use without any additional possessing

[@automateconstruction]

Hey Raymond please send me an email at [e-mail] to talk about this

[@tragedyofwind]

actually the ronald is right, this is not precise at all, it got variation, the thing u see if the pattern of the print itself, you can see each layer is print between the gap fo the bottom layer, and the gap will make the mixture fall into it, so the pattern itself is self-aligning not the machine. much less of a housing project, but it is good for storage space, like a silo.

[@brandonfigueroa7399]

small compact machine that uses insitu resources and you didn't ask him about mars? Come on man. That was the best episode so far. best shots of the machine, best sound, great episode. should have asked him about insitu printing on mars, you share a fan base with space x, use it.

[@automateconstruction]

Ok! Next time I will ask thanks!

[@MrPanchito62]

What are the diameters of those units?

[@DawnLowery-or8se]

Marrying this to call earth ecodome blueprint is ideal. Someone should consider investing in Irish moss roofing tiles so it’s finished with biophilic groove so it sells better.

[@EdP-j1t]

Air gap, would; Insulate, Go faster, and these look like water tanks which would be easier to move.

[@veritylove212]

Why don't they design arches into the plan to eliminate lintels?

[@automateconstruction]

I believe the lintel makes it stronger than it would be without direct vertical supports.

[@veritylove212]

@@automateconstruction Arches don't need any supports. Look at the old gates to cities or underground tunnels. There's a reason they have arches. Love the interview and resonate with Ron's perception of borders, etc. I also love the outdoor theater--they were so much fun, but his idea not to need cars is really cool!

[@automateconstruction]

@@veritylove212 This material is not nearly as strong as concrete so I am not sure it would distribute the weight as well but I like where your head is at.

[@veritylove212]

@@automateconstruction I didn't think of that, haha.

[@budgetaudiophilelife-long5461]

In recent past … and I am pretty sure in the ancient times … arches need to be supported til complete 🤗😍😍😍

[@jonathanmitchell1776]

2:34

[@MrPanchito62]

What about cooking these walls to turn it into actual pottery?

[@EdP-j1t]

a lil cement and retardant would make these 150% stronger, along with a mister to slow cure these... Awesome overall though. windows and a roof would be awesome too.

[@xochipili1]

Hemp fibers can replace the straw and doesn't break down.

[@ЛюбоДорого-ж6в]

Из чего печатают эти иглу?

[@raymondpeters9186]

Pumicecrete is by far the best building material on the planet Pumicecrete is a mixture of pumice cement and water mixed and poured into a set of reusable forms walls are poured from 12"to 24" thick pumicecrete is fireproof termite proof rust rot and mold proof and has a high R value and good sound attenuation solid poured walls means no critters can live in your walls Pumicecrete can be built for a fraction of the cost and time

[@kccorliss3922]

Talk about sustainable building…

[@marciavallecillo9696]

I admired you so much can you help me build my house please I'm homeless