WASP – World’s Advanced Saving Project is a company born in 2012 in Massa Lombarda (Ravenna- Italy) that designs, produces and sells 3D printers Made in Italy all over the world. The wide range of WASP 3D printers has been developed to answer human needs: food, housing, health, energy, work, art and culture. Inspired by the Potter Wasp, which builds its own nest with material recovered from the surrounding environment, WASP was born with the aim of developing large-scale 3D printers, to build houses with natural materials and available on the territory. The main company target is to provide effective benefits to humans through technological innovation and research. In response to global housing challenges, amplified by the expected increase in population and climate change, WASP sees 3D printing and digitization as a concrete solution. The benefits of 3D construction are several, with the main strength lying in the digitization of the process itself. Digital building production allows for the easy and fast transfer of experience and knowledge accumulated during the research phase through digital files. Once these files are uploaded to the 3D printer, the project is generated and can be replicated infinitely, anywhere in the world, especially in regions with different productive capacities from those of the Western world. This approach enables the global dissemination of construction solutions, overcoming geographical limitations and expanding access to more sustainable construction methods. In addition to the architectural field, WASP is a producer and leader in the field of medium/large-scale ceramic and plastic 3D printing, with a wide range of products spanning various technologies, from filament and pellet extrusion systems to those for clay and fluid-dense materials. The theme of sustainability permeates every aspect of WASP’s technology research and development. The family of industrial HDP (High-Definition Pellet) printers is an example of this, distinguishing itself for its ability to print directly from large granules of recycled plastic, contributing to the creation of a circular system of collection, recycling, and rebirth of plastic waste material.