Dutch company plans to 3D print a bridge across Amsterdam canal

Carla Sinclair 9:37 am Tue Jun 16, 2015

MX3D, a Dutch company that creates robotic 3D printers, plans to 3D print an intricate steel bridge in Amsterdam. Using Autodesk software, the design will be artful and complex, and the bridge will be completed in only two months, by 2017. The company will be opening up a visitor center in September so that people can track their progress. MX3D is working with the city of Amsterdam to figure out exactly where the bridge will be built. Check out this video – it's just a small peek at how the 3D steel printer works, but man is it awesome!

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