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3D printed tiles help revive coral beds in Hong Kong coastal waters
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A project that aims to restore lost coral beds in local Hong Kong waters has found that hexagonal clay tiles made using 3D printing technology provide a suitable habitat for the species to grow and repopulate. Under a project launched in 2016, scientists from the University of Hong Kong placed tiles designed to look like coral on a sea floor an area of Hoi Ha Wan Marine Park. Researchers found that after only two months, the coral had a 100 per cent survival rate on the 3D printed tiles beds.
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"Create a habitat where there isn't one right now"
That hits me hard😭
We should stop damaged the nature, it have feelings as well.
Thanks for 100 likes by the way 💞
Let's save the earth~!!🌈💗
Me too. 3d printed coral reefs are a magnificent idea to rebuild diversity
I'm pretty sure they don't hav feelings but we should stop damaging the nature
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Scraper 142 Congrats!! You got a like from me😂
@Scraper 142 Hehe
I didn't get the notification
This is the first time anyone has used the 3D printing technology in under water to make efficient use intermediate of technology for marine life preservation.
Actually
This is not the first
I'm pretty sure there are a few videos showing this kind of tech that I watched last year so this definitely isn't the first, but it's a somewhat still start to using it more.
@@CandzeeKitu please provide the link. Thanks
@@XITIJTHOOL I've got 2 here;
1. ruclips.net/video/TlfIGwXJqs4/видео.html
2. ruclips.net/video/dQw4w9WgXcQ/видео.html
@@CandzeeKitu wow thanks. Here I was watching this video
ruclips.net/video/LP0kubo8mfk/видео.html bye
All our efforts to fight climate change made by man-made pollution will eventually enable us to populate inhabitable planets
Can’t be helped, very true but feel sorry.
I don't understand this can you explain?
@@jeez123 We're currently destroying our planet right? But there are also people who are working to fix it right? To reverse climate change. Now fast-forward 100 years. We see a planet that has potential to be another Earth but perhaps the water is lifeless. So we use this 3D tile to grow coral so sea life can bloom. Hence, my opinion above.
@@_oceanman I see
It's true. But I don't wanna other planets I wanna save and live in mine :/ 🌎💚
It is our fault that the earths coral reef is dying, we should do whatever it takes to restore it
Too late. Takes 1000s of yrs ro restore it
_Your help matters 😁_
The tiles are nice and all but why 3d print? Wouldn’t a slip cast plaster mold be much faster and uses way less clay? I mean they could use it to prototype but none of their shapes are complex enough to warrant 3d printing especially with a robotic arm.
Why not simply use a number of different templates to push the clay in? Much easier (and not unimportant, cheaper!) to mass produce. I’m all for the initiative but feels like the 3D printing production is done to get marketing exposure... major deja-vu about the general concept.
Ocean is beautiful if seen corals come alive n hope the world save the ocean 💙
Yes . We can save our beloved ocean 🌊🐋💧🌏
Imagine if this was automated
How is the clay holding up after being in saltwater for two years?
Restoring coral reefs is actually easier than destroying them
That’s what you think, not a fact.
@@smileypaper5589 true bruh.
Nopeee
This is what HKers should be doing! Great work!
That machine making it is so satisfying 😊😄
That’s just amazing. Hope more will be done to save our environment. I am currently trying my best to reduce the use of plastics and carbon footprint. And I encourage everyone to take an active part in this kind of lifestyle. It’s our planet earth and the only one.
Actually concrete can work also. If you chisel it like a coral reef organism start to live there
The guy in the video just explained that concrete is not suitable because of its high alkaline pH level.
@@oldshoes4290 Ik that but there was another video I saw that concrete was really useful. Ima linkmit
@@oldshoes4290 ruclips.net/video/TlfIGwXJqs4/видео.html This vid
It's mix with other materials.
@@madxz5238 Wow, that video is interesting mate!
This is gonna be the bloom of corals...
WOW
Even though alot of indian said China does many bad things,but atleast they trying to redeem it
Rather than other coutries who is still trying to handle covid 19
India have no rights to say anything Bcse they themselves is not any good~~
China is trying to redeem what?
Instead of solving the problem like pollution or over fishing they are not helping the corals in the long run.
That girls dialect is great wow
I love innovative ideas to tackle climate change!
Brilliant!
💥🙏💥
It would be nice to see a 3D printed pineapple under the sea
The important question to be asked is, should be destroy coral reefs, in the first place?
Ingenious...🇿🇦
Woe I didn't even know Hong Kong had coral reefs
Also south China sea plsss save the corals there plss
nice
Awesome
Big brain moment
Soon these coral beds will rose up in value and the average fish will not able to afford them.
HK will need it for going back to be a fishing village.
why Hong Kong is better without being a fishing village
Coral bleach out, pity for substantial environment development
"3D printed tiles help revive coral beds in Hong Kong coastal waters"
BUT ARTIFICIAL THINGS CAN NEVER REPLACE NATURAL THINGS
u can't plant the coral on pure sand , it need something to cling on to grow
Well at least it's helping the nature
nah, give it time
It helps the NATURAL ones grow!
It's clay, which is made from sand. I would say that's natural enough. We can hash out the finer details on what is more or less of an "artificial" approach after the reefs are healed.
More eaten then gone
Why is the coral stripped away in the first place!? Why does China continually decimate everything around them?
Their fishing boats are now in the pristine waters of the Galapagos!
Things must change and change overnight. If not, we're going to push this planet across that redline of no return environmentally. Smh. 😔
This approach in reseeding the ocean floor is encouraging and exciting!
Wow early again
waka
baka
Early gang
pfffft that's making things overly complicated. just throw a bunch of demolished steel cars and ships to the seafloor and watch them bloom with life!
Don't destroy it in the first place! Did you ever saw Chinese divers? Yes, they act the same like on land ... respectless!
climate scaming
Me first
No you arent
you wernt check who is actually
No and even if you are, idgaf