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With 3D concrete printing now a mature enough technology and burgeoning industry, two companies are taking it to the next level and then some by printing massive projects. Pikus Concrete…

The world’s first underwater 3D printing system and single-mix concrete formulation that eliminates chemical accelerators have been created in Australia. Luyten designs and manufactures 3D construction printers in Australia and…

…visited Qorox’s 3D printing factory. Qorox was the first Australasian construction business to successfully implement 3D concrete printing processes that were building code compliant, according to media outlet Stuff.co.nz. Ultimately,…

…US, and Argentina were involved in the study with the primary aim of 3D printing metakaolin, a dehydroxylated form of the clay mineral kaolinite, without the use of cement. The…

…and general manager, Henrik Lund-Nielsen said the two key benefits of 3D printing for construct are “speed of execution and design freedom”. And while the Cobod 3D printing system –…

…of Architecture, Building and Civil Engineering at Loughborough University (LU) in the UK. He is recognised internationally as a pioneer of 3D concrete printing (3DCP) and is a core member…

…revealed better material bonding and structural integrity. In further testing, CNF-enhanced 3D-printed components also stood up to pulling, bending and compression. Image: Team member Ugur Kilic observing the 3D printing….

…project will provide tenants of the Aboriginal Housing Office with homes. “3D printing produces significantly less waste, and the concrete mix uses eco-friendly, high-recycled materials to produce robust and energy-efficient…