Taiwanese students turn oyster shells and coral waste into 3D-printed reef structures
Taiwanese students developed Reefvive, using oyster shells and coral gravel for 3D-printed reef bases.
These structures provide a stable foundation for coral fragments to grow.
Underwater trials showed a perfect survival rate for all attached coral fragments.
Marine creatures quickly inhabited the new reef structures, demonstrating their effectiveness.
The project aims to make coral restoration more accessible and scalable.
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