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Shimizu Corporation

ServiceTokyo, Japan· One of 1982 Service companies tracked by AMPulse

Develops spray-based 3D concrete printing systems for on-site construction of reinforced concrete structures using robotics and simulation.

CEO / Founder
Tatsuya Shimmura
Team Size
10000+
Stage
Public
Total Funding
Publicly Traded

Technology & Products

Key Products

Shimizu Corporation offers building construction, real estate development, engineering, green energy development, and research and development. They are also developing next-generation digital platforms for buildings.

Technological Advantage

Proprietary spray-based 3D concrete printing system allows printing of reinforced structures up to 2m+ in height, with simulation tools predicting material behavior before printing.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Enables automated on-site construction of large, curved reinforced concrete components, reducing labor requirements and increasing design flexibility for complex structures.

How They Differentiate

Spray-based deposition method (vs. extrusion-based systems) combined with robotics and simulation for reinforced concrete printing, enabling on-site construction of large structural components.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Construction companies, infrastructure developers, and engineering firms requiring automated concrete construction.

Industry Verticals

Construction; Civil Engineering; Infrastructure

Competitors

Obayashi, Kajima

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

Achieved 40% reduction in construction time for reinforced concrete columns using spray-based 3D printing technology

Major Milestones

2024: First application of spray-based 3D printing technology in actual construction work; Development of Shimz Robo-Printer gantry-type construction 3D printer; Development of fiber-reinforced mortar material 'Raktum' for 3D printing

Notable Customers

Shimizu Corporation primarily serves B2B clients, including institutional decision-makers, procurement officers, asset managers, and government planners. They also collaborate with major financial institutions and developers in the US through their subsidiary Cross Management Corp.