
MX3D + takenaka utilize robotic 3D printing to build a structural steel connector
the joint has a hollow structure that is then filled with concrete post-print by takenaka engineers, providing a more economical solution.
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MX3D developed a ground breaking method for using multi axis robotic arms as 3D printers. this allows metals and resins to be printed mid-air in any direction without the need for support structures and together with partners such as autodesk and arcelor mittal, the company is developing a 3D printed bridge project.

the joint has a hollow structure that is then filled with concrete post-print by takenaka engineers, providing a more economical solution.
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