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Charlotte's design allows it to 3D print a 200-square-meter house overnight, operating entirely without human supervision once programmed. This feat isn't merely about speed; it signifies a paradigm shift in construction technology. Charlotte utilizes locally sourced materials—sand, earth, crushed waste brick—collecting, binding, and compressing them into structural walls via earthbagging techniques, a proven and adaptable method.
Initially conceived to address Earth's housing crisis and to facilitate lunar colonization, Charlotte's capacity for autonomous, rapid, and eco-friendly construction carries profound implications for the future. Its ability to operate in hostile environments like the Moon further highlights its versatility and potential for off-world infrastructure development.