On a significant stride towards technological innovation, India’s Union Railways Minister, Ashwini Vaishnaw, ushered in a new era with the inauguration of the country’s inaugural 3D-printed post office.
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The momentous event unfolded in the heart of Bengaluru‘s Cambridge Layout, adjacent to the bustling Ulsoor Bazaar, where a remarkable 1,100 square feet post office now stands as a testament to cutting-edge construction methods.
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The unveiling of India’s first 3D-printed post office marks a pivotal moment that encapsulates the nation’s remarkable technological advancement. Reflecting on this achievement, Union Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw expressed awe at the transformed landscape of India’s capabilities.
He highlighted the unexpected evolution, from the nation’s foray into self-developed 4G and 5G technology to its emergence as a formidable force in telecommunications manufacturing. In addition, he lauded the nation’s prowess in crafting world-class trains, a feat that was once deemed beyond imagination.
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Vaishnaw attributed these triumphs to the resolute guidance of a decisive leadership and a leader who fosters unwavering confidence in the abilities of the country’s citizens. This momentous occasion underscores India’s journey towards innovation and self-sufficiency, painting a portrait of progress and potential that continues to unfold.
3D printing technology is rapidly emerging as a method for constructing structures, employing computer-aided design to build three-dimensional objects using a layer-by-layer approach.
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Just over a year ago, a notable achievement took place at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Guwahati, when they harnessed the potential of 3D printing to fabricate a sentry post for the Indian Army.
This significant accomplishment was realized as part of a domestic research and development endeavor, showcasing the nation’s growing prowess in leveraging cutting-edge techniques for innovation and practical applications.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi wrote Twitter after the inauguration,
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#India’s first #3Dprinted #PostOffice has been inaugurated in #Bengaluru by Union IT Minister #AshwiniVaishnaw. The 1000-square-foot post office has been constructed by #LarsenToubro in over 43 days.
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