India’s homegrown 3D concrete printer has moved into forward areas, helping troops build and reinforce protective positions along the country’s northern borders.
The vehicle-mounted Trishakti Corps printer can rapidly construct bunkers, sentry posts, and other defensive structures, cutting timelines and freeing up soldiers for other operational tasks.
Equipped with a robotic arm, piston pump, circular mixer, and on-board generator, the system can operate continuously across rugged, mountainous terrain.
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