Researchers are developing 3D printer that builds home for 24 hours (Video)

At the University of Southern California professor Behrokh Khoshnevis has built a colossal three-dimensional printer that will build the house for 24 hours. The robot comes equipped with his mouthpiece to pour cement and can build the house based on the computer model.

Technology, known as the Contour Crafting, can completely revolutionize the construction industry. Workers must first ask the rails only to let the robot "comfortable" to do the job, writes Business Insider, reports Telegraph.

Then, the system will move through the track and will lay cement. Once this process has finished, workers will perform the rest, as the placement of doors and windows.

This technology will deduct the total cost of buying a house. It can also facilitate the necessary repairs.