Concrete 3D Printing in Construction

How concrete 3D printing is used for houses, walls and infrastructure, and who builds the machines.

45 robots · 57 companies · from the Future of Built file

By trade

  • 3D Printing · 28
  • Demolition · 8
  • Finishing · 5
  • Coating · 1
  • Facade · 1
  • Layout · 1
  • Rebar · 1

Robots

Companies

  • ICON · Austin, United States · founded 2017

    Robotic concrete printing for homes, barracks, and neighborhoods. Titan prints structural walls up to 27 feet high.

  • COBOD · Taastrup, Denmark · founded 2017

    The most widely deployed 3D construction printers. BOD systems are printing in 35+ countries with an open-source material approach.

  • HP SitePrint · Palo Alto, United States · founded 2022

    HP’s imaging precision applied to slab layout. Prints MEP and architectural markings directly onto concrete.

  • Raise Robotics · San Francisco, United States · founded 2018

    Multipurpose platform for high-risk install work - curtainwall brackets, overhead drilling, facade layout on high-rises.

  • SQ4D · Patchogue, United States · founded 2017

    ARCS prints footings, slabs, and walls on-site with ordinary store-bought concrete. Built the largest permitted 3D-printed home on record.

  • Conjet · Österhaninge, Sweden · founded 1989

    Hydrodemolition robots. High-pressure water instead of jackhammers - removing bad concrete without wrecking the steel.

  • CyBe Construction · Oss, Netherlands · founded 2013

    Mobile 3D concrete printers on a tracked arm. Prints on-site or in the yard, then the element goes on a truck.

  • Vertico · Eindhoven, Netherlands · founded 2017

    Robotic 3D concrete printing for architectural formwork-free elements. Dutch design-to-print for facades and structure.

  • XtreeE · Rungis, France · founded 2015

    Large-scale robotic 3D concrete for complex architectural components. French computational design, printed at building scale.

  • WASP · Massa Lombarda, Italy · founded 2012

    Crane WASP prints houses from earth, clay, and agricultural waste. The TECLA habitats are the postcard. The printer is the point.

  • Hyperion Robotics · Espoo, Finland · founded 2019

    Robotic 3D printing of reinforced concrete infrastructure - stormwater, foundations, the unglamorous work that cities actually buy.

  • Winsun · Suzhou, China · founded 2003

    The company that 3D-printed office buildings when the rest of the industry was still printing garden walls. Large-scale concrete additive manufacturing.

  • Fangshi Technology · Suzhou, China · founded 2019

    Laser screed robots for concrete leveling. The floor that has to be flat before anyone else shows up.

  • 14Trees · Lilongwe, Malawi · founded 2014

    Holcim joint venture printing schools and housing in Malawi, Kenya, and Zimbabwe on COBOD gantries. Classroom walls in 18 hours.

  • Grondplek · Buenos Aires, Argentina · founded 2021

    Argentina’s 3D concrete printing company. Official COBOD partner, BOD2 in country, alliance with Techint for civil work.

  • Alquist 3D · Charlottesville, United States · founded 2020

    3D concrete printing for affordable housing. The Virginia shop that treats a printer as a housing tool, not a pavilion.

  • Branch Technology · Chattanooga, United States · founded 2014

    Cellular fabrication - robots print freeform lattice that becomes facade, formwork, or structure. Chattanooga, not a coastal demo.

  • Constructions-3D · Nantes, France · founded 2017

    MaxiPrinter - a mobile gantry that 3D-prints buildings on site. French hardware, not a pavilion.

  • Apis Cor · Melbourne, United States · founded 2014

    Mobile 3D concrete printers that sit on the plot and extrude the walls. Florida shop, global demos.

  • Black Buffalo 3D · Columbia, United States · founded 2020

    NEXCON gantry printers for housing. New Jersey, bagged mix, walls that already have a permit trail.

  • Luyten 3D · Melbourne, Australia · founded 2019

    Australian 3D construction printers. Housing and disaster-response walls from a mobile cell.

  • Tvasta · Chennai, India · founded 2016

    India’s construction 3D printer. IIT Madras DNA, houses and toilets already standing.

  • MudBots · St. George, United States · founded 2017

    Utah concrete printers sold as a machine you can own. Gantry, mixer, walls.

  • Aquajet · Halmstad, Sweden · founded 1988

    Hydrodemolition robots. Aqua Cutter - high-pressure water on bridges and decks, jackhammers stay in the truck.

  • Diamond Age · Phoenix, United States · founded 2018

    Robotic home construction. Phoenix, printed and assembled housing aimed at the shortage, not a pavilion.

  • Aeditive · Hamburg, Germany · founded 2019

    Shotcrete 3D printing for precast. German cells that print the element the yard used to form.

  • BE More 3D · Castellón, Spain · founded 2019

    Spanish 3D construction printing. Housing and social projects already standing.

  • Twente Additive · Enschede, Netherlands · founded 2018

    Dutch concrete printers. TAM gantries for on-site and factory print.

  • Azure Printed Homes · Riverside, United States · founded 2021

    Recycled-plastic printed ADUs. California accessory units from a printer, not a framing crew.

  • Sany · Changsha, China · founded 1989

    Chinese heavy iron and 3D construction printers. The gantry that already prints apartment walls at volume.

  • Elematic · Akaa, Finland · founded 1959

    Precast production lines. Hollow-core, walls, the Finnish plant most concrete yards already know.

  • Bina Robotics · London, United Kingdom · founded 2022

    Autonomous concrete 3D-printing gantry. UK shop aiming at housing volume.

  • Somero · Fort Myers, United States · founded 1985

    The boom laser screed that flattened the big-box floor. S-22EZ still the machine a concrete contractor names when the FF number has to hold.

  • BrightMaster Robotics · Shenzhen, China · founded 2018

    bm-robot.com. Shenzhen BrightMaster. Leveling, coating, measuring, and a hoist - 5,000-plus machines on Chinese and overseas decks, not a prototype stand.

  • Taisei · Tokyo, Japan · founded 1873

    Shinjuku GC. T-iROBO ties rebar and finishes slabs so the crew is not on their knees for the whole deck. Super-five Japanese contractor, robots that already work nights.

  • Sitegeist · Munich, Germany · founded 2025

    Modular AI robots for concrete renovation and selective removal on live structures - hydrodem and abrasive without a pre-built 3D model. Munich. €4M pre-seed Feb 2026.

  • INSTATIQ · Munich, Germany · founded 2021

    P1 Progress One prints on-site with ready-mix concrete on a mobile arm - about 26 m reach. Bavaria projects with Putzmeister and ZUBLIN. Multiple German jobs 2025-26.

  • Build Additive · Austin, United States · founded 2021

    Atlas Printer prints masonry walls on site as a turnkey 3DCP kit with CSA mortar workflow. US. Pricing published - kit, not a research gantry.

  • Vertis 3D · Dallas, United States · founded 2020

    Gantry printer that lays monolithic reinforced concrete frames on site as Construction-as-a-Service. US multi-state permit claims. Early commercial CaaS, not a lab print.

  • MAX Co., Ltd. · Tokyo, Japan · founded 1942

    Autonomous mobile rebar-tying unit from the TWINTIER lineage. Tokyo. World of Concrete 2025 debut - the tool brand ironworkers already know, now rolling the mat.

  • Anhui Hitech Intelligent Equipment · Chuzhou, China · founded 2010

    HCR70D, HCR120D, and HCR200D are remote-controlled demolition robots. Chuzhou, Anhui. Active OEM catalog with patents claimed.

  • Golden Crown Intelligent Technology · Suzhou, China · founded 2016

    Plastering robot and 2.5 m concrete leveling robot for jobsites. Suzhou. CSCEC Third Bureau Suzhou demo on the record.

  • Hammelmann · Oelde, Germany · founded 1949

    JETMASTER is a radio-controlled UHP hydrodemolition and surface-prep robot. Oelde. German bridge rehab cases on the books.

  • falch · Blaubeuren, Germany · founded 1986

    surface rob 250 e is a fully automatic electric UHP hydrodemolition and jetting robot. Blaubeuren-Seissen. Spec sheet and project reports live.

  • IMB Robotics · Istanbul, Turkey · founded 2015

    RoboJET is a magnetic UHP hydroblasting crawler for steel and concrete. Istanbul. VacuumJET sibling in the catalog.

  • Masterscreed · Ashford, United Kingdom · founded 2018

    MS-430e is an electric automated robotic concrete screed. Ashford, Kent. UK Concrete Show presence - product page live.

  • RIC Technology · Torrance, United States · founded 2018

    RIC-PRIMUS is a large-scale on-site 3D construction printing robot. Torrance, California. World of Concrete 2025 launch - same Torrance 3DCP family as RIC Robotics, listed once.

  • Inteco Robotics · Zagreb, Croatia · founded 2004

    R Jet series runs autonomous high-pressure water on concrete and steel - hydrodem and surface prep without a jackhammer crew on the wall. Zagreb. Special-construction pedigree claimed across two decades.

  • Evocons · Las Palmas, Spain · founded 2023

    Evoconstructor is a multifunctional print/pour/level/finish platform for on-site concrete work. Canary Islands roots, Spanish patents claimed. Gantry 3DCP on live pads.

  • Coral Construction Technologies · Prague, Czechia · founded 2023

    Robotic 3D concrete printing systems for walls and structural elements - printhead branded Coral on the nozzle. Prague. WOC 2026 exhibitor.

  • Azimuth AI Construction · Singapore, Singapore · founded 2024

    Autonomous concrete grinding and wall handling robots for Singapore jobsites. Azimuth-branded floor finishers with adaptive leveling and dust extraction claims.

  • Normet · Iisalmi, Finland · founded 1962

    Minimec and Spraymec lines are remote shotcrete robots for tunnels and mines - tracked and wheeled spraying arms with nozzle control. Iisalmi. Underground concrete support staple.

  • Gengli · Zhengzhou, China · founded 1992

    GHP3017E is an engineering wet-spray trolley - remote boom shotcrete for tunnels, slopes, and civil lining. Zhengzhou. Henan shotcrete OEM catalog.

  • Putzmeister · Aichtal, Germany · founded 1958

    Wetkret 3 is a compact tracked shotcrete robot for small tunnel sections - SA 9.1 spraying arm, remote nozzle. Aichtal. Underground concrete spraying staple.

  • CIFA · Senago, Italy · founded 1928

    Mamba is a mobile underground shotcrete sprayer with articulated boom for tunnels and mines. Senago (Milan). Zoomlion-owned concrete equipment OEM.

  • X-Hab 3D · State College, United States · founded 2015

    MX3DP is a tracked, container-mobile robotic-arm concrete printer with onboard mix/pump - State College, PA. Military and disaster-relief demos; prints to ~25 ft with hydraulic lift reach.

  • StructureBot · Colorado Springs, United States · founded 2021

    Portable large-format gantry 3D construction printers for homes, retaining walls, and civil elements. Colorado Springs PBC. Robotics-as-a-service and builder-operated kits.

Frequently asked questions

Is 3D-printed concrete as strong as poured concrete?
It depends on the mix and the code path; printed walls are typically engineered and tested for each project.
Which companies are on the concrete 3d printing in construction list?
Future of Built lists 57 companies here, including ICON, COBOD, HP SitePrint, Raise Robotics, SQ4D, Conjet, CyBe Construction and Vertico.
Where are these companies headquartered?
By headquarters: United States (17), China (7), Germany (6), Finland (3), Netherlands (3).
How many of these robots are deployed?
Of the 45 robots on this page, 27 deployed, 10 pilot, 8 production, per the Future of Built file.

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