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A popular Aims Community College course that teaches how to use concrete and computers to “print” three-dimensional buildings returns for the fall semester. Aims’ 3D Concrete Printing class provides hands-on experience with the future of construction tech.
Aims will be offering classes in the form of an Introduction to 3D Concrete Printing course. This online course will be a non-credit course and will teach you the fundamentals of 3D printing technology with carbon-friendly materials and processes used in this line of work.
Aims is set to offer a three-dimensional concrete-printing course. Students in the class will learn how to operate a robot that can be used to create 3D-printed homes, buildings and infrastructure
