INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Hyderabad Apsuja Infratech in collaboration with additive manufacturing solutions provider Simpliforge Creations, took about three months to
square Shivalay devoted to Lord Shankar and a lotus-shaped one for Goddess Parvati.The three gopurams (spires) and three sanctums were 3D
printed on-site by Simpliforge using its robotics construction 3D printing facility with the help of in-house developed system and
indigenously developed material and software in about 70-90 days.The remaining structures like the pillars, slabs and flooring were built
using conventional construction techniques
In all the temple took about five and a half months to build.Simpliforge chief operating officer Amit Ghule said the structure is not just a
first-of-its-kind 3D printed temple in India but also the world
systems in inaccessible areas like frontiers, high altitude areas, deserts and snowy regions with applications in challenging terrain,
