3D Concrete Printing in Florida | How It Works

Dutch 3d concrete printing company CyBe Construction has achieved a groundbreaking milestone in homebuilding. This month they are going to print their first 3D concrete villa in Florida. With their mobile printing technology, the company is going to build the villa on-site in just 12 days, significantly reducing both construction time and costs.
Here you see us printing one of the walls on site with a CyBe Robot Crawler using 3d concrete printing technology.

[@leonmilner9994]

Good stuff!

[@moss8702]

There's some contractors using one of your machines without dusting off the slab (or flat out leaving mud on it to be printed over) and having concerning overhang

[@doctorjoey3]

I'm not convinced .
WHERE is this being done In Florida ?
Thanks

[@CyBeConstruction]

Dear Joey,
unfortunately, we cannot share the exact location of the construction site. The project is being done for the private housing sector, and sharing its location would result in too much unwanted attention, as well as too many people visiting the construction site. If you are not convinced, please visit cybe.eu/cybe-constructions-first-3d-concrete-villa-in-florida/ for more information!
Thank you for you understanding,
CyBe

[@curtokay8046]

how much diesel does it cost ?

[@CyBeConstruction]

Hey,
At CyBe, we're all about sustainability. That's why our printers work on energy. Our plug-and-play machines do not require any petrol.
Hope this helps!

[@teslastones]

It doesn’t

[@teslastones]

So called 3D printing solves a non-existent problem while creating a hundred unnecessary new ones