Photo credit: Mahdi Eghbali | Design Boom
NASA aims to land American astronauts back on the Moon by 2024, including the first woman, through the agency’s Artemis lunar exploration program. During future missions, astronauts may stay in a 3D-printed Moon village of sorts, with everything they need, and more.
Industrial designer Mahdi Eghbali Amlashi envisions a village that can comfortably hold up to 100-people, whether they be astronauts, scientists, engineers, or even tourists. The chosen site would first need to be excavated using autonomous robots before the 3D-printing process can begin for the main structures. The buildings could include a fitness center, a smart restaurant, a hydroponic garden and living quarters. To kick things off, NASA is transporting a suite of science instruments and technology demonstrations to the lunar surface through commercial Moon deliveries starting this year.
- 1.Auto Bed Leveling: Upgraded CR Touch 16-point automatic bed leveling technology saves you in the trouble of manual leveling. Easy to use, the intelligent leveling system can automatically compensate for the printing height of different points of the hot bed. It saves much more time for customers in long-time leveling adjustment, quickly finish the leveling process
- 2.Smooth Feeding and Quick Heat Dissipation: Full-metal extruder with greater force enables smooth feeding, reducing the risk of nozzle blockage. Corrugated heat sink enlarges the radiating area, enabling fast cooling down
- 3.Silent Mainboard: Low-decibel operation ensured by a silent mainboard, will not bothering study or work. Which has stronger anti-interference, faster and more stable motion performance, silent printing and low decibel operation, create a quiet environment
