14 Ceramics/Composites · Construction 3D companies in the additive manufacturing ecosystem tracked by AMPulse. Browse profiles, funding rounds, and technology details.
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Construction 3D (MEX-3DCP) is an additive manufacturing process for ceramics or ceramic-reinforced composites. AMPulse tracks 14 companies using Construction 3D as a core technology, ranked below by total funding raised.
Typical materials: alumina, zirconia, silicon carbide, ceramic-filled polymers. Common applications: aerospace, defense, medical implants, electronics, tooling.
Develops printable concrete formulations, admixtures and robotic 3D concrete printing systems that enable large-scale additive construction of buildings and infrastructure.
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.
Colombian construction firm that developed the first large-format 3D concrete printer in Latin America and has 3D-printed homes and housing modules.
3D house printing company using large-scale concrete 3D printers to construct residential and commercial buildings, targeting the UAE, US, and Southeast Asia markets.
Designs and builds robotic systems for space exploration and extreme environments, including planetary drills, sampling tools, and ISRU systems that use 3D printing to construct landing pads and habitats from local regolith, reducing launched mass and mission cost.
Develops and sells production-grade additive manufacturing systems, including Aerosol Jet printers for printed electronics and LENS/Huffman metal 3D printers for component production and repair, reducing lead times and enabling high-volume manufacturing.
Provides applied research and innovation services in advanced manufacturing and materials, specializing in robotics, additive manufacturing, and materials characterization for aerospace, defense, and energy sectors.
Develops concentrated solar energy systems for lunar and Martian construction, including additive construction of infrastructure using in-situ resources, reducing reliance on Earth-supplied materials.
Develops and supplies specialized low-carbon concrete mixes (evoZero, evoBuild) for 3D concrete printing (3DCP) applications in construction.
Integrated metal additive manufacturing facility combining powder atomization (13 production lines), large-format metal 3D printing (150 units), and metal injection molding (100 machines) under one roof; planned capacity for high-performance metal components in aerospace and industrial applications.
Develops 3D printers using solid industrial waste for sustainable construction applications, converting waste into eco-friendly building materials and structures.
Develops and supplies specialized 3D printing inks and material systems for large-scale construction additive manufacturing, enabling faster, lower-carbon building.
Global building materials supplier developing and supplying specialized concrete admixtures and ready-mix materials for construction 3D printing, enabling faster, more sustainable additive manufacturing of structures.
Supplier of 3D-printing construction materials and provider of construction 3D printing services.
An additive manufacturing process for ceramics or ceramic-reinforced composites.
Based on funding data tracked by AMPulse as of 2026-11, the top Construction 3D companies include Sika AG, PERI Group, Costructora Conconcreto, Blackwell 3D Construction Corp., and Honeybee Robotics, Ltd.. Full list of 14 tracked companies available on this page.
Construction 3D commonly works with alumina, zirconia, silicon carbide, ceramic-filled polymers.
Primary applications for Construction 3D include aerospace, defense, medical implants, electronics, tooling.