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First 3D-printed train station in Japan was assembled in record time
The new station building, set to open in July, replaces an aging wooden structure that had served the rural community for years. Standing 2.6 meters tall, 6.3...
Located at Hatsushima Station on the JR Kisei Main Line in Arida, Wakayama Prefecture, the project merges cutting-edge technology with cultural sensitivity, marking a potential milestone in railway infrastructure. Beyond cost savings, this rapid construction method reduces disruptions to railway operations, making it an ideal solution for replacing aging infrastructure on active rail lines. Hatsushima Station was chosen for the pilot due to its coastal location, allowing experts to evaluate the structure's resilience against environmental challenges such as salty air exposure.
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