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3D Potterbot 7 is our professional dedicated ceramic and paste 3D printer. Built rugged and ready for production environment, universities, and ceramic institutes.

Cazza provides 3D printing construction technology and services. We sell 3D printing technology that can be used to build a wide variety of buildings and structures. We also provide design, engineering and construction services to help you build your 3D printed dream home. Cazza provides the world’s next-generation large-scale 3D printing construction technologies and services to make construction faster, more cost-effective, and environmentally friendly.

Obayashi pursues the potential for the future of the space elevator from a construction standpoint, and describes a newly-designed, whole-space elevator system, including its construction process, which we designed on the basis of work by construction engineers who completed the world's tallest free-standing tower, TOKYO SKYTREE®, in 2012. In the following animation, a space elevator which climbs from the Earth Port as a departure port for people to Geostationary Earth Orbit Station at a height of 36,000 km is featured.

The Group of Companies AMT SPETSAVIA is engaged in the manufacture of professional CNC equipment since 2009. In 2013, we drew attention to the growing interest of the market towards the topic of 3D construction printing. At the moment, the company specialists have developed and launched a series of portal construction 3D small and large format printers. Undoubted advantages of our equipment are: simplicity, reliability, maintainability, high resource, licensed software, included in the delivery of all models. The main consumers are small business and reinforced concrete products. Printers use for making small architectural forms for landscape design, making elements and parts of buildings and structures with subsequent assembly, printing buildings directly on the foundations. The activity of the company is focused exclusively on the production of equipment, but nevertheless specialists SPECAVIA in December 2015 built a house on additive technology (3D printing method) near Yaroslavl. Our portal construction printers have been used in the Urals, Siberia, Moscow, St. Petersburg, throughout Central Russia, Rostov-on-Don, Stavropol and Krasnodar, in the Crimea, Kazakhstan and Moldova.

Doka Ventures deals with the future of construction. The construction sector has a great deal of ground to make up in terms of speed, productivity and value adding. In this context digitisation plays a major role as a possible solution. One of the biggest opportunities for this sector is understanding construction not as a project but as a cycle – from planning to bidding and erection, through commissioning and operations and on to rehabbing and ultimately demolition and the associated recycling processes. Not just as regards efficiency, sustainability and resource management, but also in terms of ensuring safety and quality. Doka Ventures contributes answers to burning economic, ecological and societal questions of our time. The company sees itself as a connecting link between new, pathbreaking technologies, methods and materials, and their implementability and viability against the backdrop of demographic and socio-political change.

With every year the population of earth is growing, more people try to get closer to big cities where the quality of life is higher. Just imagine, how many people will be in need of accommodation. Considering the rapid growth of city agglomerations there is a need to build fast and save natural resources, which is impossible without using new technologies.

Constructions-3D is a France-based manufacturer of mobile concrete 3D printers headquartered in Bruay-sur-l’Escaut, in the Hauts-de-France region.

PassivDom is an Ukrainian technological startup “Passive House Ukraine”. We produce autonomous self-learning module houses made using 3D-Printing. PassivDom is the first totally autonomous house in the world that doesn’t need any fuel combustion even in Arctic climate conditions. The module uses only ecologically clean solar energy for all inhabitants’ needs: climate control (heating and cooling), water generation, air quality and oxygen control. The house itself produces electricity for all household appliances.

XtreeE develops advanced large-scale 3D printing technology for the architectural design, engineering and construction sector.

Fouche 3D Printing, Creator of the Cheetah 3D printer with a 1 cubic meter build volume. We know that we have a unique product. We hope and trust that it will provide jobs, change the way that products are manufactured- small batches that require less storeage, and that it will inspire creativity! ABS granules are used as the raw product for filament, therefore our cost per print is significantly lower. Our cost per kilo is less than $4/kg for ABS granules. As standard, we use a 3mm nozzle and get a 0.5 Kg\Hour flow rate. 1mm, 2mm, 4mm, 5 mm, and 6mm nozzles are also available.

WASP (World Advanced Saving Project) is an Italian company specializing in the production of Delta type FDM 3D Printers. The company stands out for the vision of its founder Massimo Moretti, whose dream is to be able to develop a 3D printer capable of printing houses in an completely eco-fiendly way to help solve some of the worlds housing issues. Through the sale of its first 3D printer, the PowerWASP, WASP was able to develop a prototype for a 3D printer capable of printing with a particular type of clay material suitable - if the technology were to be sufficiently scaled up, for making habitable houses.

D-Shape is a new robotic building system using new materials to create superior stone-like structures. This new machinery enables full-size sandstone buildings to be made without human intervention, using a stereolithography 3D printing process that requires only sand and our special inorganic binder to operate. D-Shape is a new building technology which will revolutionize the way architectural design is planned, and building constructions are executed

Yingchuang (Winsun) is a high-tech enterprise who is engaged in the research and development of the new materials for construction. It currently owns more than 90 national patent certificates.

Slovenian company, launched the BetAbram house 3D printer in 2013. The three models available, P1, P2, P3, can be delivered within two month of ordering and finalizing payment. The larges model, P1, can 3D print parts as long a 6 meters and weights 250 kg.

Architecture has always harvested a close relationship with technological advances. Although this relationship had somewhat stagnated, over the more recent past Architecture has began to adopt technologies that are already well established in other fields, one of these being 3D Printing.

The Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (IAAC), based in Barcelona, has been, for some time now, exploring and investigating the potentials of additive manufacturing (3D Printing) applied to the architectural field, therefore implemented on a larger scale (eg. Minibuilders). With the interest of further developing the potentials of this technique on the large scale, and in view of the environmental and economic crisis, IAAC has been investigating the possibility of on site additive manufacturing and fabrication with local and 100% natural materials. The objective was to develop a technique that went beyond the robot – relying only on its mechanical properties – and allowing a design research based exclusively on the material properties and behaviour. This research process included the optimisation of material mix, using only natural additives, as well as optimizing fabrication times.

The Pylos research project develops 3D printing as a large scale construction method, moreover developed with natural, biodegradable, recyclable and locally found materials, an undeniable interest particularly in this time of economic and environmental crisis.

This material can not be other than soil. The project focuses on the natural properties of soil. Earth, or Soil, as a construction material has been used since Neolithic times. The advantages of an earth – soil structure are primarily related to both the environment and economy, being secure and friendly to our environment. Soil also offers the benefits of natural insulation, fire protection, air circulation,  low first cost, 100% recyclable structures, stiffness, great strength, thermal flywheel effect, low greenhouse emissions, regulating the climate and providing a healthy Indoor environment.

The project focuses on the behavior of the soil for 3D printing when mixed with other ingredients, towards a better understanding of the material, and potential composites.

The material results obtained through the development of the first phase of this research project are extremely promising a new, more than 96% based in soil, material that has 3 times higher tensile strength from industrial hard clay.

The importance of the material chosen for this additive manufacturing research is not related only to the unlimited existing quantity but also to decrease the emerging degree of embodied energy within the fabrication process, transportation hazards and production independent of electricity, fuel availability and greenhouses effects.

The  project is also inspired by one of unbaked soil properties. Soil can be recycled an indefinite number of times over an extremely long period. Old dry loam can be reused after soaking in water, so loam never becomes a waste material that harms the environment.

In a moment in which there is a boom in global population growth and urbanization, with a high percentage of this population living in low quality housing conditions, it becomes imperative to push for affordable architecture and housing: low cost quality solutions for developed and developing countries. Pylos has proven significant possibilities in terms of design variations, ensuring a sound structural quality, low energy consumption, and undeniable affordability (0.50€/kg). This project provides sustainable, low-cost, large scale solutions for the architectural scale through the digitalization and advancements of vernacular architecture and traditional techniques, creating a new vision for the future of the construction sector, architecture and the city.

At Construction Automation, we are striving to disrupt the age-old real estate construction process with 3D printing and robotics. Our goal is to make homes across the world cheaper, sustainable and faster to build.

"Branch combines freeform 3d printing technology, large scale industrial robots, and conventional construction materials to create buildings without design limits. We prefabricate mass customized wall panels for the Trillion dollar US residential and commercial construction market. Cellular Fabrication™ is the next evolution of construction, using 3D printed structures as scaffolds, to which conventional materials are applied forming the structure, insulation, and finishes of a building. Customers will be able to build designs long dreamt of, but which have never before been within the financial reach of normal construction budgets. We are democratizing design and opening a new era of architectural form."