Europe's largest dam hosts new coral reefs from 3D printing
A Dutch company has worked to revitalize Europe's largest dam, which has become a poor habitat for marine life due to a concrete wall that prevents coral growth. Using 3D printing technology, the company has developed artificial reefs made from sand and cement, with the goal of covering the dam's over 30-kilometer length and encouraging the regrowth of coral reefs. The company's plan involves placing reef sections that extend for one kilometer, with potential for future expansion, aiming to restore the aquatic ecosystem and support marine life around it.
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