World’s first-ever 3D Hindu temple comes up in Telangana’s Siddipet – Know all about presiding deity, lotus-shaped sanctum & more The whole project was completed within 3 months with the use ...

The temple, which covers an area of 3,800 square feet and stands 35.5 feet tall, took around three months to print and was made using construction printers. The walls are made out of a mixture of ...

A 3D-printed temple, touted as the first such structure in the world, has come up at Burugupally in Siddipet dsitrict of Telangana. Built by Hyderabad-based Apsuja Infratech in collaboration with ...

The 3D printed temple will be a three-part structure being built in an area of 3,800 square feet. The world’s first 3D printed Hindu temple is being built in Telangana.

The temple, which spans 4,000 sq ft and is 35.5 feet tall, took three months to 3D print. It consists of three sanctums dedicated to Lord Ganesha, Lord Shankar, and Goddess Parvati.

Vranich et al. 2018 3D printed blocks, with a cat for scale; he's helping. Vranich et al. 2018 A model of the partially reconstructed Pumapunku. Vranich et al. 2018 ...

The country’s first 3D printed temple for a residential community at Siddhipet in Telangana. The 3D printing technology allows the developers print several complex structures.

Noteworthy points include the temple being built 100% on location, signifying the accelerated pace and structural robustness achievable through 3D printing technology.

As world Jewry sits on the ground mourning the first two Temples, we have taken a huge leap towards the rebuilding, by releasing a 3D architectural rendition of the Third Temple” ...

He said the FAD plans to conduct 3D scanning checks on the main stupa every three months to see if the tilt has increased. If not, he said it would record the data every six months and then one year.