ConcretePrint
Large-scale robotic 3D concrete printing systems and services for the automated construction of residential buildings, urban infrastructure, and marine restoration modules.
- CEO / Founder
- Tobias von Haslingen
- Team Size
- 1-10
- Stage
- Active
- Total Funding
- $300K
- Latest Round
- Grant
- Key Investors
- Swedish Energy Agency (Energimyndigheten), SBUF, Stockholm Building Association
Technology & Products
Key Products
CP-System (Large-scale robotic 3D printer), 3D-Printed Residential Units (e.g., 24sqm house in Tumba), Urban Infrastructure (3D-printed parkour obstacles for SM-veckan 2024), Marine Restoration Modules (Artificial coral reefs for the Kosterhavet project), Custom Building Elements (Garages, Attefallshus, and structural walls)
Technological Advantage
Proprietary concrete mix optimized for energy efficiency and the Swedish climate, integrated with AI-driven robotic path planning to automate the placement of electrical conduits and structural openings.
Differentiation
Value Proposition
Reduces material waste by up to 40% and significantly cuts construction time and labor costs while enabling complex architectural designs impossible with traditional formwork.
How They Differentiate
Utilizes a flexible robotic arm system (ABB-based) rather than a fixed gantry, allowing for higher mobility, complex geometric freedom, and specialized concrete mixes optimized for the harsh Nordic climate.
Market & Competition
Target Customers
Construction firms, real estate developers, municipal urban planners, and environmental/marine restoration agencies.
Industry Verticals
Construction, Civil Engineering, Urban Planning, Marine & Environmental Restoration
Competitors
COBOD International; CyBe Construction; Weber (Saint-Gobain)
Growth & Milestones
Growth Metrics
Successfully transitioned from R&D to public infrastructure delivery (marine and urban projects) as of 2024.
Major Milestones
Awarded Stockholm Building Association's Jubilee Scholarship in 2019, Completed Sweden's first 3D-printed house (24 sqm) in Tumba in 2021, Secured 2.7 MSEK grant for energy-efficient construction research in 2021, Delivered 3D-printed artificial coral reefs for marine restoration in 2024, Produced 3D-printed parkour infrastructure for national sports competitions in 2024
Notable Customers
Botkyrka Municipality; Swedish Energy Agency; SM-veckan (Swedish Sports Confederation); Kosterhavet National Park