Meet the RoboBeast: The world’s toughest 3D printer
A South African inventor has built a 3D printer that will work even under extreme conditions.
The problem with most ‘affordable’ 3D printers, says South African inventor Richard van As, is that they’re too fragile to be of much use in the field. Ever since the first low cost RepRap 3D printers appeared in 2007, speculation has been rife about how they could change the lives of those living at the bottom of the economic pyramid by giving them access to complex manufacturing techniques at a low cost.
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Up until now, that is.
Enter RoboBeast, a RepRap-derivative 3D printer designed by van As that’s made to be thrown into the back of a 4×4, driven deep into the African bush, and will work flawlessly first time when it’s set up.