Can concrete be 3D printed at a 90° angle—without support—and maintain its structure? Vertico conducted a non-planar printing experiment to test that boundary. As the print continued, the structure eventually collapsed, revealing the current limitations of unsupported overhangs in concrete extrusion. Rather than a failure, this controlled collapse provides valuable data on material behavior, structural thresholds, and print path design—moving the industry closer to achieving greater geometric fr

59K views · 67 shares | Progress on our new robotic barn Concrete work is now 90% complete Barn construction is 70% done and with a nice week’s weather forecast we hopefully can get the barn closed in 10 of the robots are set and being installed Our electricians are now getting equipment in place and hopefully operational We have moved our start up date back to early January With over 30 construction workers on this project it’s a busy site  | Drumgoon Dairy | Facebook

In Udaipur, Rajasthan, robotic machines are revolutionizing home construction by turning designer dreams✨ into reality. Using 3D printing technology with concrete-based material, these machines offer a faster, more efficient alternative to conventional methods. The printed structures come with inbuilt insulation, making them energy-efficient and durable. Locals are embracing this tech-driven shift in modern housing. #robotic #robotics #robot #robots #roboticschallenge #roboticmachines #architect

55K views · 1.6K reactions | A university team in Chile has built a large 3D-printed concrete home, which they claim is Latin America's first such building, using a robotic ‘printer’ that pours concrete layers based on a computer-controlled digital plan https://reut.rs/3BZaJGE | Reuters | Facebook