Californian software development company Autodesk has used 2D and 3D printing technology to create an " additive manufacturing toolbox " , which will help speed up housing construction amid a tightening power shortage . The company said its solution could be packed into a shipping container and sent from location to location , increasing productivity and reducing costs . Autodesk said its product is set to travel around Europe in the winter months .
Californian software development company Autodesk has combined robots and 3D printing technology to create an "additive manufacturing toolbox", which will help speed up housing construction amid a tightening labour supply. The company said its solution could be packed into a shipping container and sent from location to location, increasing efficiency and reducing costs. Autodesk said its tool is set to travel around Europe in the winter months.