Osaka Expo | 3D Printing Surprises Everywhere!

The Osaka Expo is truly a paradise for 3D printing enthusiasts✨ As you explore the exhibition, the Japanese Pavilion's large-scale 3D printing system is absolutely stunning. The dual robotic arms, nicknamed "Twin Cranes," collaborate to print chairs using algae-based biomaterials, resembling birds building nests. The domestically designed machines are full of ingenuity! Meanwhile, Takenaka Corporation's forest-inspired architecture features a main structure printed with cellulose acetate resin derived from wood, wrapped in Kansai seeds and paper, combining texture with eco-friendliness🌿 The WASP machine-printed rest areas are equally impressive! The materials are based on traditional earthen wall formulas, mixing clay and straw, creating organic curves that are breathtakingly beautiful. Even some components of the restrooms are 3D printed, showcasing creative "local specialties." From VOID Island toilets to EarthMart's 3D-printed food, and even TPU handbags at the Bahrain Pavilion, 3D printing surprises are hidden everywhere! The Expo showcases extensive applications of 3D printing, from architecture to everyday items, brimming with creativity and sustainability. If you're visiting, don't miss these ingenious designs—they'll surely broaden your horizons!