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Tanzania has introduced a major digital innovation, the Three Dimension Printing, to revolutionise the manufacturing and construction sectors in the country.
The project being supported by technological experts from leading Carlifonia-based innovation firms in the United States puts the country ahead of seven other East African Community Member States in pioneering the technology.
Established at the Arusha Science School located in the Olijoro Ward on the outskirts of the City, the specialized 3D training and printing laboratory will help transform the manufacturing and construction industries by making images almost real.
“The future of technology lies in Artificial Intelligence and 3D printing. Three-dimension printing will take over the tasks of manually erecting structures or constructing panels, parts, and even organs,” Director of Arusha Science High School, Professor Nuhu Hemed Hatibu was quoted by local news outlet Daily News.
The revolutionary technology will also benefit the country regarding the design of car parts and body panels, leading to the reduction of importation.
