An 80 m2 concrete slab that required 3D sand printing for its formwork

Sand is not a 3D printing material that is used every day in the additive manufacturing industry. The first time we heard it was...

Constructions-3D: its first steps in Education?

If you are a regular reader of 3D Adept, then you have probably heard about Constructions 3D in a video interview carried out at...

The 3D Printed house of Nantes welcomed its first inhabitants

In March, authorities in Nantes celebrated the inauguration of YHNOVA, the 3D printed house. Two weeks ago, the Ramdanis, a French family, have become...

3D Printed toilets to solve sanitation issue in India

As part of the AM.NUS Construction 3D Printing Program, the National University of Singapore aims at accelerating the use of 3D printing in the...

Eindhoven will host five 3D printed concrete houses

3D printing concrete is a choice often made by professionals in architecture or in construction. From the USA to Europe, projects are popping up...

MOBBOT start-up supported in the commercialization of its 3D printing systems for concrete

Founded by Agnès Petit, the startup MOBOT receives the Isabelle Musy award and its CHF 50,000 cash prize to achieve the commercialization of 3D...

This week’s Top Stories in the 3D Printing Market

This week, as usual, has been quite hectic for the 3D printing market... between events and announcements of new products, there’s always a lot...

The “Salone del Mobile design” in Milan revealed a 3D printed one-bedroom house

From April 17 to 22, the Salone del Mobile design hosted the furnishing and design sector. During 5 days, guests admired the creativity of...

Additive manufacturing: This weeks top 5!!

Every week we bring you top stories of what is going on within the 3D printing industry. What innovations are being discovered? What sector...

VOLVO CE: its debuts in 3D printing of parts

Volvo Construction Equipment marks its debuts in the 3D printing industry. This is not really a big surprise since construction is increasingly exploiting techniques...