US EditionStarbucks opens first 3D printed store in the US
- Starbucks, based in Seattle, is opening its first 3D printed drive-thru store this week in Brownsville, Texas, along the U.S.-Mexico border.
- The store's construction used a robotic arm to pour concrete layers, reflecting Starbucks exploring 3D printing technology amid an industry focus on innovation.
- The compact rectangular building has ridged walls typical of 3D printing and prioritizes speed and convenience without indoor seating.
- Experts say 3D printing currently costs more than traditional methods though technology is advancing, with Andrew McCoy calling this store 'leading edge.'
- The new store suggests 3D printing can help address labor shortages and speed construction, but Starbucks has not confirmed future plans for similar locations.
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Starbucks opens first 3D-printed store in US but fan-favorite feature is missing
STARBUCKS has opened its first 3D-printed store in the US and it has a very unique look. Customers will instantly notice the walls of the store are different than any other location but the new shop is missing a fan-favorite feature. APStarbucks has opened its first 3D-printed store in the US[/caption] APCustomers will instantly notice the unique walls – but some might be disappointed to find that the store is missing a fan-favorite feature[/cap…
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