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Mobile Crisis Construction is a nonprofit creating machines that turn debris cement, glass, and local raw materials into interlocking blocks.
The design allows even untrained workers to build housing, and do so quickly.
The nonprofit began operations in an attempt to help rebuilding efforts in Ukraine after witnessing the destruction imposed by Russia 's full-scale invasion.
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