Japan builds 3D-printed train station in 6 hours in historic first

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Category : International Published on: April 14 2025

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Japan has built the world's first 3D printed railway station in the city of Arida, which was prepared by West Japan Railway Company in less than six hours.
The components of this station were 3D printed elsewhere and assembled on-site in Hatsushima in March 2025, making it the world's first station.
The West Japan Railway Company, a major railway operator, was responsible for this achievement and unveiled it.
It claimed that while the current station may look like a shelter, traditionally it costs twice as much and takes more than two months to build a new station.

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Japan builds 3D-printed train station in 6 hours in historic first