A 3D-printed mosque will be erected in Dubai for the first time.

A 3D-printed mosque will be erected in Dubai for the first time.

Three workers will serve a robotic printer that is capable of printing two square meters of construction every hour from raw materials and concrete mix. The area of the building will be 2000 square meters.

Dubai is known for its innovative and cutting-edge technology, and the construction of a 3D-printed mosque is a significant milestone for the city. 3D printing technology allows for the rapid and cost-effective construction of complex architectural structures, and it has the potential to revolutionize the building industry.

The 3D-printed mosque will showcase Dubai's commitment to innovation and sustainability, and it will demonstrate the city's leadership in the use of advanced technology for the benefit of its citizens and visitors. The exact details of the 3D-printed mosque, such as its location, design, and construction timeline, are not currently available.