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In 2018, the US Marines constructed the first 3D-printed concrete barracks in 40 hours. The project used a proprietary 3D concrete printing technology developed by ICON, a construction technology company. The barracks were built at the Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton in California. The project was a collaboration between the US Marines, the US Navy, and the private sector.3D concrete printing technology allowed the project to be completed much faster and with less waste than traditional construction methods. The technology also created complex and curved shapes that would have been difficult or impossible to achieve with conventional construction methods.

The success of this project has opened up the possibility of using 3D concrete printing technology in other military and non-military construction projects. It also highlights the potential for the technology to be used for emergency housing and disaster relief efforts, as the technology can quickly and efficiently produce sturdy and safe housing quickly. The 3D-printed concrete barracks project by the US Marines is a significant milestone in developing and using 3D printing technology in construction. It demonstrates the potential for technology to revolutionize the industry.