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ABB ROBOTICS AND SIMPLIFORGE CREATIONS ADVANCE 3D PRINTING CAPABILITIES FOR INDIA’S CONSTRUCTION SECTOR

ABB robots and RobotStudio, together with Simpliforge's proprietary software are building South Asia’s largest robotic concrete 3D printer.

ABB ROBOTICS AND SIMPLIFORGE CREATIONS ADVANCE 3D PRINTING CAPABILITIES FOR INDIA’S CONSTRUCTION SECTOR

ABB Robotics and Simpliforge Creations, an additive manufacturing solutions company, are collaborating to strengthen and advance 3D Printing technologies for the Indian construction sector. The collaboration will enable construction companies to build structures faster, more sustainably and safely. The technology has the potential to transform the construction landscape across industrial, defence, commercial and residential sectors- especially disaster-affected areas set for rapid rehabilitation and infrastructure reinstatement.

Investment in infrastructure development, including national highways, government buildings and public facilities is key to boosting India’s rapid growth and development. While software has traditionally been involved in the planning and post-build stages, the physical act of construction has remained a manual task. Now, ABB’s IRB6700 robots with enhanced payload management can automate this, seamlessly integrating into Simpliforge’s operations. This provides an end-to-end solution for the industry alongside conventional methods of construction.

While normal robot systems have a reach of 6.5M diameter, ABB’s Robot-based system by Simpliforge – the first in India and largest in South Asia - has a higher 3D print size to footprint ratio which can extend to 8.5M. It is easy to operate and can also be transported and commissioned on-site. The robot is built to operate in wet and robust construction environments, and can work seamlessly with concrete and cementitious material, making it the best choice for 3D printed construction. This system also ensures unprecedented accuracy, precision and reproducibility - reducing reworking and quality control costs.

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