Japanese railway turns to 3D printed replacements for ageing shelters that can be built in less than 6 hours

I will avoid the traditional fares about the heights and shortcomings of using the British Railway system. Instead, I tell you about how Japan is fixing it when it comes to the key infrastructure.

Hatseema is a small station in the province of Wakiama. An hour passes through this sleep stop, three trains, three trains and 530 passengers. For some time, the wood structures that shelter the passengers are showing their age. Recently. , This was due to an upgrade – and construction firm Srinlandics collected its 3D printed alternative in less than six hours (via via ARS Technica,