Mexican cement maker Cemex SAB has joined with Danish construction-technology company COBOD to foment 3D printing of houses using an innovation the companies say will make homebuilding with robots cheaper and more accessible.
Germany’s biggest TV station, ZDF, has done a short documentary on how 3DCP and COBOD is revolutionizing construction.
We will be present at this year’s bauma in Münich, Germany – a construction and mining machinery trade fair on October 22nd-24th 2022.
This investment is part of CEMEX’s strategy to deliver a superior customer experience enabled by digital technologies.
COBOD International signs a distribution agreement with nidus3D (Ontario, Canada) in a partnership to bring 3D construction printing technology to Canada and strengthen building automation in North America.
The building was printed 4,5 times faster than the first printed building showing remarkable increase in
productivity.
COBOD announces distribution agreement with Australian company Fortex (Melbourne) to bring world class 3D multifunctional construction robots to Australia.
Congratulations to Thinking Huts on their 3D printed school in Madagascar and BBC News coverage. We are proud to see our 3D printers and technology being active in amazing construction projects like this one.
3DCP Group, COBOD’s Danish customer, 3D printed a 37 m2 tiny house, first of its kind in Europe. The house is a masterpiece in terms of creating a fully livable house on as few square meters as possible
GE Renewable Energy announced a minority investment in COBOD International. Officials from both companies said the investment builds on an existing relationship with COBOD International.
