Founded in 1969 PERI is the worlds leading manufacturer and supplier of formwork and scaffolding systems. In 2018 PERI group acquired a minority stake in COBOD. Since then both companies work closely together and push the boundaries of 3D construction printing. In 2020, using a COBOD BOD 2, PERI realized the first 3D-printed residential building in Germany and the biggest printed apartment building in Europe.
GE Renewable Energy combines one of the broadest portfolios in the renewable energy industry to provide end-to-end solutions to customers demanding reliable and affordable green power. Together with COBOD they are developing and optimizing 3D printed concrete bases for wind turbines, which would be printed directly on-site and allow the towers to be taller than traditional all steel ones, enabling the capture of stronger winds generating more energy at a lower cost.
CEMEX (NYSE: CX) is a global construction materials company that is building a better future through sustainable products and solutions. CEMEX is committed to achieving carbon neutrality through relentless innovation and industry-leading research and development. CEMEX is at the forefront of the circular economy in the construction value chain and is pioneering ways to increase the use of waste and residues as alternative raw materials and fuels in its operations with the use of new technologies.
Wholly-owned and established by SCG in 1978, SCG International is a subsidiary of SCG under the Cement-Building Materials business unit. SCG is the leader in production of cement and construction in Southeast Asia. Partnering with COBOD, SCG International will become the exclusive distributor of 3D construction printers in the region.
14Trees is a joint venture of Holcim and CDC Group dedicated to accelerate the provision of affordable housing in Africa. Together with their bank & contractor partners. 14Trees strives to make green and affordable housing a reality.
Power2Build is an Angolan technology startup, that uses innovation and new technologies in the construction industry to create faster, more sustainable, and efficient processes. The goal is to use technology, such as 3D Printing solutions, to significantly reduce the housing crisis in Angola, and other countries in Africa, by providing solutions that allow to build affordable and high-quality housing in the region, in a faster and more competitive way, to private and public entities and non-governmental organizations (NGOs).
In July 2020, Kamp C unveiled the first two story house printed on site in Europe. The house is eight meters tall and has a floor area of 90 square meters. It was printed by students equipped with COBOD BOD2 construction printer.
German University of Technology in Oman (GUtech) is the result of a collaborative agreement between RWTH Aachen University and OES Company (Oman Educational Services) which was agreed in December 2006. The main goal behind GUtech is to become a leading university in the region, achieving internationally recognized standards in education, research, and innovation. GUtech mission is to provide a diverse student body with the education required to become highly qualified and socially responsible graduates, guided by German excellence in science and technology and with a firm grounding in Oman’s culture and heritage.
The biggest real estate developer in Saudi Arabia partnered with COBOD to use our 3D construction printing technology for the first 3D printed projects in the kingdom. Dar Al Arkan focuses on reducing waste, cut costs and less incidents on-site.
The Florida-based start-up establishes 3D construction printing in Florida using COBODs BOD2 construction printer. Their mission is to commercialize the new technology and push the limits of the industry.
Röser GmbH purchased a BOD2 from our minority shareholder and partner PERI. Röser GmbH focuses their attention on precasting concrete applications. With a BOD2 construction printer they tap a new market of precast 3D construction printing.
COBOD values close collaboration with universities to accelerate the speed of innovation of 3D printing technology. COBOD is collaborating with DTU on projects such as the N3XTCON project at the Ballerup Campus.
The first 3D-printing construction company in Denmark. 3DCP GROUP are striving towards a firsthand implementation of state-of-the-art 3D construction printing technology. The aim is to build better, faster, greener and to reduce the amount of strenuous work in the construction process.
HTL are the strategic partners and the exclusive distributors of COBOD International’s 3D Construction Printing Technology in Ireland and the UK. HTL are well established in these territories, with offices in Dublin, Ireland & Manchester, UK.
KITES Constructions has been fast in adopting and marketing COBOD’s system capabilities and are receiving multiple project requests for concrete 3D printing construction in Kuwait. These projects range from complete beach resorts to high end luxury residential projects all across the country.
University of Southern Denmark’s research unit SDU Robotics is at the core of the Odense Robotics Cluster involving 130+ startups and established companies in robotics. SDU is specialized in robot solutions involving modeling, simulation, and control of advanced robot technologies (systems and services) for industrial, welfare, and medical applications.
Founded in 1969 PERI is the worlds leading manufacturer and supplier of formwork and scaffolding systems. In 2018 PERI group acquired a minority stake in COBOD. Since then both companies work closely together and push the boundaries of 3D construction printing. In 2020, using a COBOD BOD 2, PERI realized the first 3D-printed residential building in Germany and the biggest printed apartment building in Europe.
GE Renewable Energy combines one of the broadest portfolios in the renewable energy industry to provide end-to-end solutions to customers demanding reliable and affordable green power. Together with COBOD they are developing and optimizing 3D printed concrete bases for wind turbines, which would be printed directly on-site and allow the towers to be taller than traditional all steel ones, enabling the capture of stronger winds generating more energy at a lower cost.
In July 2020, Kamp C unveiled the first two story house printed on site in Europe. The house is eight meters tall and has a floor area of 90 square meters. It was printed by students equipped with COBOD BOD2 construction printer.
14Trees is a joint venture of Holcim and CDC Group dedicated to accelerate the provision of affordable housing in Africa. Together with their bank & contractor partners. 14Trees strives to make green and affordable housing a reality.
Röser GmbH purchased a BOD2 from our minority shareholder and partner PERI. Röser GmbH focuses their attention on precasting concrete applications. With a BOD2 construction printer they tap a new market of precast 3D construction printing.
The biggest real estate developer in Saudi Arabia partnered with COBOD to use our 3D construction printing technology for the first 3D printed projects in the kingdom. Dar Al Arkan focuses on reducing waste, cut costs and less incidents on-site.
The Florida-based start-up establishes 3D construction printing in Florida using COBODs BOD2 construction printer. Their mission is to commercialize the new technology and push the limits of the industry.
COBOD values close collaboration with universities to accelerate the speed of innovation of 3D printing technology. COBOD is collaborating with DTU on projects such as the N3XTCON project the Ballerup Campus.