3D Printing Reinforced Concrete is Finally Possible

It's finally possible to 3D print reinforced concrete! In this video we share our journey and process of 2 and a half years to create the TALR System.
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[@user-ql9ce4dg4g]

Everything we have done with this company has been inspiring. Thank you!

[@rafaelellis-rech6950]

Awesome work guys really love this idea incredible work! Reminds me a lot of the Markforged carbon dinner inlay into parts. Congrats🎉

[@vishalshah9785]

Supercool stuff!

[@danielwhyatt3278]

This is really great work. Definitely make sense I think to have the fibres running through it like that to increase the overall structural strength.
The volume on this video could be a little bit better honestly, so that might be a mic issue, but apart from that this is really good.

[@EvgeniyJutinov]

Nice prototype, just like the one I designed at tue in 2016. I hope the reinforcement works like designed.

[@SwimFanMadison]

Do you have any studies available citing the mass and integrity improvements? Hoping to include your company in a paper I am writing

[@elkjoaillerie]

Un peut dificil á entendre, mais vraiment cool.

[@nathanroberts8976]

Will this stop concrete cracking on a house built in the HOT Australian sun, 30 tp 40 degrees C⁉️

[@JWLuke787]

Can you print something to withstand a 300 mile per hour wind?

[@nattsurfaren]

3:36 Is it safe if you accidently get splashes of concrete in you eye?

[@marcus9150]

"Promo sm"

[@BobaBabe5607]

Taking all the fun away from doing concrete

[@twente-am]

🤷plenty left :)

[@user-ql9ce4dg4g]

some sites smell different than others, formwork and sewage is not that awesome, maybe fun for some though!

[@danielwhyatt3278]

I see it the other way round.