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It was mass produced for housing blocks built in Frankfurt to meet housing shortages caused by the devastation of World War I, and remains a model of cockpitlike clarity and purpose.

"We've created this precarious environment, an ecology for our children built of these mass produced goods...and we've placed our children in this space, and they are just observing," says Piccinini.

The Challenge is organized to excite students about tech and engineering, and the prototypes built are unlikely to be mass produced anytime soon.

Palmer says that if the car were to be mass produced, it would likely cost less than $9000 to build.

The first Model T was built on September 27, 1908 and became the first mass produced automobile, making it affordable to the public.

But it was designed and built in Australia, and answered the young country's call for its own mass produced sedan capable of serving families in sprawling suburbs and the rugged outback alike.

Printed lighting, though, might be mass produced.

Manufactured doesn't necessarily mean mass produced.

In 2001 a company trademarked it and mass produced it.

-What non-dairy ice cream forms are currently mass produced?

Today, windows are mass produced from durable weather-resistant materials.