Technical Description
This invention relates to a concrete 2D printing methodology that simplifies construction of structural elements by eliminating the nozzle’s vertical movement. It enables fabrication of planar components beams, slabs, and compression members using a more compact, lower-cost system that integrates camera-based model input and controlled layer deposition.
Problems Addressed
- Lacks Tension-Capacity
- Inefficient Reinforcement-Integration
- Complex Gantry-Movement
- Cumbersome 3D-Modeling
- Limited Structural-Printing
- High Equipment Complexity
Tech Features
- Efficient Planar Printing
- Enhanced Nozzle Control
- Simplified Gantry Design
- Better Model Input
- Improved Joint Formation
- Optimized Structural Assembly
Target Audience
- Construction & Infrastructure Companies
- Civil Engineering Contractors
- Precast Concrete Manufacturers
- Smart Construction / Automation Firms
- Research & Development
Tech ID: P08-1771 TRL 6 Patent Status: Granted Available For Exclusive and Non-exclusive License
