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A Sydney-based startup, Crest Robotics, has built huge spider-like robot, named Charlotte. It's designed to 3D print entire buildings using raw materials it processes on site. And there are ambitions for it to build structures on the Moon.

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Charlotte is a spider-inspired construction robot developed by Australian startups Crest Robotics and Earth Built Technology. It is designed to revolutionize building by using local raw materials instead of traditional cement. The robot can 3D print an entire 2,150-square-foot house in just 24 hours. With its bio-inspired legs, Charlotte can move autonomously, adjust its height during construction, and operate without the need for scaffolding. Although still in the prototype stage, Charlotte represents a major step toward sustainable housing solutions on Earth and future construction possibilities on the Moon.

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