b'INNOVATIVE HOUSINGnidus3D builds homes using cutting-edge 3D construction printing methodscreated layer by layer using specialized robotics that extrude sturdy building materials like concrete mortars, effec-tively printing a project based on digital blueprints.Imagine a desktop 3D printer, says Ian Arthur, co-founder and president of nidus3D. What were doing is the same thing but on a much bigger scale. So, instead of printing out items with plastic, polymers or metal, were using concrete to print a building over areas as wide as 40 by 60 feet and as high as three storeys.nidus3D was founded three years ago with the goal of leveraging 3D printing technology to simplify the home-building process, providing a faster and more streamlined approach to addressing Canadas housing gaps.According to Arthur, a former MPP for Kingston and the Islands, the establish-ment of the company was a response Indigenous BUSINESS REPORT21'