It’s no secret that poor sanitation is a big problem in many areas of India, the second most populous country in the world. Singaporean company Hamilton Labs plans to boost India's national effort to improve sanitary conditions by making 3D-printed toilets in the country. In a partnership with India’s Center for Rural Information and Action, Hamilton will ship its HamilBot Mark 1 3D printer to the Bihar region, where it will use a special cement to print the WCs. The project is part of an initiative called “Toilet Literacy,” which aims to provide sanitation facilities at home as well as schools across India. About half a billion Indians do not have access to lavatories.
Singaporean company Hamilton Labs plans to boost India's national effort to improve sanitary conditions by making 3D-printed toilets in the country. In a partnership with India’s Center for Rural Information and Action, Hamilton will ship its HamilBot Mark 1 3D printer to the Bihar region, where it will use a special cement to print the WCs. The project is part of an initiative called “Toilet Literacy,” which aims to provide sanitation facilities at home as well as schools across India. About half a billion Indians do not have access to lavatories.