I think there is too much time invested in comparisons between Hadrian and 3D printing. They are both new technologies competing in a similar space however I don’t think it is worth focusing on.
The global Brick market is well over 1 trillion a year. This market is controlled by the block makers, they are losing labour options, Hadrian solves this. That is all that is needed for Hadrian to be a massive success if it works.
big projections for 2030, who will lay these exactly?
Podcast of the Competition, page-13
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