From the WASP expertise, the new large printer that defines a new standard in the additive manufacturing of concrete mortars
Your dimension, your material, our solution

There is currently a lot of movement in the trade fair calendar. The new congress trade fair LightCon is therefore postponing its premiere by one year. The cross-technology platform for lightweight construction solutions will thus open its doors for the first time from 23 to 24 June 2021.

Last week, during the international Bautec construction exhibition in Berlin, COBOD and PERI demonstrated the incredible productivity of the BOD2 3D construction printer by live 3D printing a small house every day of the show.

Live 3Dconstruction printing in front of thousands of visitors documenting the robustness of COBOD’s 3D printers
During the international Bautec construction exhibition in Berlin with over 30.000 visitors from more than 40 countries COBODand PERIis not only showcasing COBOD’s BOD23D construction printer, but is actually live printing a small house every day of the show, February 18-21.

By Jason Ballard, CEO & Co-Founder of ICON
At the beginning of last year there were no 3D-printed homes in North America. In early 2020, there will be twelve 3D-printed by ICON. Here is a look back on the year and what's ahead.

voxeljet AG prints complex molds for "intelligent" concrete ceiling at DFAB (NEST)

- 5 BOD2 printers have been manufactured and supplied in 2019, far more than any other 3DCP supplier
- COBOD’s printers are now printing in the Middle East, India, Germany, Belgium and Denmark
- With the BOD2 COBOD has won every EU tender for 3DCP printers ever made

WASP and MC A – Mario Cucinella Architects have embarked on the construction of an innovative model for a 3D printed habitat and will be launching the first prototype near Bologna, Italy. Born from a vision to provide a home for everyone at a time of exponential population increase and an associated lack of affordable housing, TECLA is a new circular housing model, created using entirely reusable, recyclable materials taken from the local terrain. Built using Crane WASP – the latest innovation in on-site 3D construction, TECLA represents a step-change in the move towards eco-housing.

3D printing contributes to digitize productive processes, favoring automation and increasing productivity, thus reducing its climate impact

The "Dubai 3D Printing Strategy" requires 25% of new buildings' components to be manufactured with 3D technology by 2025

Apis Cor recently completed 3D printed wall structures of a two-story administrative building for the Dubai Municipality. Standing at 9.5 meters tall with an area of 640 square meters, it is the largest 3D printed building to date.

WASP and Mario Cucinella Architects present TECLA
WASP and MC A - Mario Cucinella Architects have embarked on the construction of an innovative model for a 3D printed habitat and will be launching the first prototype near Bologna, Italy. Borne from a vision to provide a home for everyone at a time of exponential population increase and an associated lack of affordable housing, TECLA is a new circular housing model, created using entirely reusable, recyclable materials taken from the local terrain. Built using Crane WASP – the latest innovation in on-site 3D construction, TECLA represents a step-change in the move towards eco-housing.

Wind blades from recycled plastic
WASP presents the complete process at the Maker Faire 2019