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How smart can construction get? At CSCEC's Construction Factory Test Center in Ezhou, Hubei Province, C-stars Kong Lek Chin from Malaysia, Akram and Salsabil Hassan from Egypt, along with Zhao Li, spent a day exploring 3D printing, automated production, recycled materials and smart construction. Which technology surprised them the...

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