814 additive manufacturing companies serving the Construction industry, tracked by AMPulse (top 50 by funding shown below). Browse profiles, funding rounds, and technology details.
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Additive manufacturing in Construction is the use of additive manufacturing in construction and architecture: concrete 3D printing for housing and infrastructure, formwork, and architectural facade elements.
Why AM fits Construction: Construction AM wins where on-site fabrication beats prefab logistics, complex geometry beats traditional formwork, or labor scarcity makes automated wall extrusion economically viable. ICON, COBOD, and Mighty Buildings lead the residential-scale segment; CyBe, XtreeE, and Apis Cor target infrastructure and architectural elements.
Common AM processes: large-scale concrete extrusion, PBF-LB for connector hardware, sand binder jetting for formwork. Typical materials: specialized printable concrete, mortar, polymer-modified cementitious mixes.
Produces stainless steel metal powders for additive manufacturing, atomized from recycled scrap at its Krefeld, Germany plant, targeting aerospace, aviation and industrial AM applications.
Develops printable concrete formulations, admixtures and robotic 3D concrete printing systems that enable large-scale additive construction of buildings and infrastructure.
American engineering and robotics design company developing highly mobile robots for industrial inspection, warehouse automation, and humanoid applications.
Provides construction 3D printing services using large-format gantry printers (COBOD BOD2) and specialized cement materials to build multi-story residential and commercial structures, reducing construction timelines by months.
Leading US manufacturer of autonomous drones for defense, public safety, and industrial inspection.
A supermaterial applications company that develops and manufactures products using proprietary 3D Graphene™ technology, including next-generation lithium-sulfur batteries, lightweight polymer composites, advanced sensors, and high-strength materials.
Construction technology company using 3D printing robotics, software, and advanced materials to build homes and infrastructure on Earth and for space exploration.
An AI-powered platform that generates high-quality, ready-to-use 3D models from text or image prompts in seconds.
Vertically integrated producer of cement, ready-mixed concrete, aggregates, and concrete block serving the U.S. East Coast, with a patented 3D-printable concrete product line (xForm3D) for automated construction.
A state-owned R&D enterprise under SASAC focused on nonferrous metals, with a dedicated subsidiary (GRINM Additive Manufacturing Technology) producing metal powders for 3D printing and additive manufacturing.
Insta360 (Arashi Vision Inc.) designs and manufactures 360-degree and action cameras, video-editing software, and AI-powered imaging tools, and is listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange STAR Market.
Develops UBQ™, a climate-positive thermoplastic material made from unsorted household waste that substitutes oil-based resins in manufacturing, including 3D printing filaments for additive manufacturing.
Develops and sells affordable single-family homes with 3D-printed concrete walls for the entry-level housing market, reducing construction time and costs while enhancing durability and energy efficiency.
Manufactures ABS resins and derivatives for 3D printing and injection molding applications, serving as a leading European supplier of high-performance thermoplastics for additive manufacturing.
Produces 3D-printed concrete elements including complex architectural parts, urban furniture, and lost formwork for construction.
A leading high-tech enterprise specializing in the research, development, and industrialization of large-scale metal additive manufacturing (3D printing) for critical aerospace and defense components.
Listed manufacturer of high-strength fasteners and precision metal components for wind energy, aerospace, and industrial applications, expanding into metal 3D printing for commercial space.
DMC Global Inc. is a diversified industrial technology company operating three manufacturing businesses—NobelClad (explosion-welded clad metal plates), DynaEnergetics (perforating systems for oil and gas), and Arcadia (architectural building products)—that uses additive manufacturing in its operations but is not primarily an AM company.
Mighty Buildings, now a brand of LUMUS INC., provides the world's most complete 3D printed exterior wall system, enabling faster, more sustainable construction through factory-made complete wall systems.
Develops industrial-grade Friction Stir Welding (FSW) and Additive Friction Stir Deposition (AFSD) systems for large-scale metal component manufacturing.
Developed and manufactured binder jetting 3D printers (ZPrinters) for rapid prototyping, enabling full-color models at speeds up to 1 vertical inch per hour.
Former pioneering 3D printing service bureau and marketplace. Filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in July 2024 after Nasdaq delisting. Acquired out of bankruptcy by co-founders in January 2025.
Designs and coordinates manufacturing of patient-specific 3D-printed surgical implants and virtual surgical planning platforms for musculoskeletal oncology and complex orthopedic reconstruction, with 1,000+ clinical cases delivered.
Manufactures industrial-grade SLA, SLS, and DLP 3D printers and consumables (photopolymer resins, engineered powders) for professional applications, with a focus on accessibility for small-to-medium businesses.
Terra Drone Corporation is a Tokyo-based drone service and hardware company, listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market, developing interceptor drones such as the Terra B1 with plans for domestic, distributed 3D-printing production tied to a Japan Acquisition, Technology & Logistics Agency (ATLA) mass-procurement contract.
Develops and operates the Digital SEA (Secure Exchange for Additive) platform, a secure software ecosystem for managing and distributing AM data across the US Navy's maritime industrial base, enabling trusted digital supply chains for mission-critical parts.
Develops and manufactures modified plastics and polymer composite materials primarily for automotive applications, including specialty compounds for 3D printing materials.
SimScale is a cloud-native platform that provides a comprehensive suite of simulation tools, including Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), Finite Element Analysis (FEA), and thermal analysis, accessible through a standard web browser.
3D printed bioresorbable breast implants enabling natural tissue regeneration after cancer
Diamond Age leverages advanced 3D printing technology integrated with robotic end-of-arm tools to create sustainable, zero-net-energy prefabricated homes.
Develops robotic digital fabrication and 3D concrete printing systems for architectural and construction applications, enabling complex, material-efficient building components.
Large-format robotic 3D printing systems designed for complex and monolithic industrial projects.
A manufacturer of industrial-grade 3D printers and materials, specializing in large-format and multi-technology solutions.
Synapticon develops and produces integrated servo drives, actuators, motion control software, and functional safety solutions for robotics, humanoid robots, and industrial automation, following a software-first approach.
Professional 3D scanner manufacturer offering portable, handheld, and LiDAR-based 3D digitization hardware and proprietary software (JMStudio) for reverse engineering, product design, and manufacturing measurement.
On-site metal recycling technology (Venus-L6 furnace) that converts contaminated metal swarf/sludge into reusable metal briquettes with zero CO2 emissions.
Provides end-to-end 3D concrete printing services for the construction industry, specializing in complex architectural elements and sustainable urban infrastructure.
Designs and builds custom industrial FDM 3D printers with patented variable extrusion systems and robotic integration for mission-critical applications across aerospace, defense, automotive, and marine industries.
Polyuse develops construction 3D printers for the Japanese construction and civil engineering industry.
A mobile-first 3D scanning and AI intelligence platform that enables high-precision 3D capture and spatial mapping using mobile devices.
Fillamentum is a Czech company that manufactures and develops high-quality 3D printing filaments for FDM printers. They are known for a wide range of materials and an extensive color portfolio, with a strong focus on innovation, quality, and sustainability.
Provides 3D printing services, equipment sales, and support including 3D scanning, modeling, and training for professional and personal use in Belarus and CIS regions.
A next-generation composite manufacturing company developing high-performance, lightweight hardware for aerospace and defense applications.
A high-end manufacturer of metal wire-fed additive manufacturing (3D printing) equipment and digital process solutions.
3D house printing company using large-scale concrete 3D printers to construct residential and commercial buildings, targeting the UAE, US, and Southeast Asia markets.
WinSun develops large-scale construction 3D printing systems and proprietary 'ink' materials, including recycled components, to rapidly construct a variety of buildings and infrastructure components.
Bigrep provides large-format industrial 3D printers that enable rapid prototyping and production of complex, oversized parts in a single build.
Materials development, process optimization, and validation services for additive manufacturing (metal, polymer, ceramic) with emphasis on aerospace and defense sector applications; provides consultancy, testing, characterization, and commercialization support.
Develops air technology solutions for comfort air and process air applications across multiple industries including HVAC, industrial processes, and additive manufacturing.
Large-scale 3D printing for construction using proprietary freeform polymer technology
Additive manufacturing in Construction is the use of additive manufacturing in construction and architecture: concrete 3D printing for housing and infrastructure, formwork, and architectural facade elements.
AMPulse tracks 814 companies serving the Construction vertical. Leading examples by funding include Outokumpu Oyj, Sika AG, Boston Dynamics, PERI Group, and Skydio.
Construction most commonly uses large-scale concrete extrusion, PBF-LB for connector hardware, sand binder jetting for formwork. Typical materials include specialized printable concrete, mortar, polymer-modified cementitious mixes.
Construction AM wins where on-site fabrication beats prefab logistics, complex geometry beats traditional formwork, or labor scarcity makes automated wall extrusion economically viable. ICON, COBOD, and Mighty Buildings lead the residential-scale segment; CyBe, XtreeE, and Apis Cor target infrastructure and architectural elements.