COBOD Released the All-New 'BOD 3' Printer with an AHMS System
Colin Smith — October 24, 2024 — Art & Design
The BOD 3 Construction 3D Printer from COBOD is the latest advancement in 3D construction printing technology. It is designed as a modular system, assembled from 2.5-meter steel modules that allow customization based on project requirements. The BOD 3 maintains the high-quality materials and components used in its predecessor, the BOD 2, which is currently the world's best-selling 3D construction printer. A key innovation in the BOD 3 is the introduction of ground-based track modules along the length direction, eliminating the need for additional Z-axis components. This feature enhances the printer's cost-effectiveness, especially for larger-scale projects, and significantly improves its efficiency on construction sites.
The BOD 3 is capable of moving seamlessly from one building to another on the same construction site with zero setup time. This allows for continuous, uninterrupted construction across an entire site without downtime. The printer operates across three-dimensional space (X/Y/Z) and includes a Universal X-Carriage Box that holds the printhead and can accommodate additional tools in the future, such as casting or insulation tools. The BOD 3 has already been deployed in Bahrain, Indonesia, and Angola, demonstrating its ability to print buildings sequentially, row by row, minimizing downtime and optimizing the printing of multiple buildings. This innovation positions the BOD 3 as a significant step forward in automated construction technology.
Image Credit: COBOD
The BOD 3 is capable of moving seamlessly from one building to another on the same construction site with zero setup time. This allows for continuous, uninterrupted construction across an entire site without downtime. The printer operates across three-dimensional space (X/Y/Z) and includes a Universal X-Carriage Box that holds the printhead and can accommodate additional tools in the future, such as casting or insulation tools. The BOD 3 has already been deployed in Bahrain, Indonesia, and Angola, demonstrating its ability to print buildings sequentially, row by row, minimizing downtime and optimizing the printing of multiple buildings. This innovation positions the BOD 3 as a significant step forward in automated construction technology.
Image Credit: COBOD
Trend Themes
1. Modular Construction Systems - The adoption of modular steel components in 3D printing facilitates customizable and scalable construction solutions.
2. Ground-based Track Modules - Incorporating ground-based track modules in 3D printers eliminates the need for additional vertical components, enhancing project efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
3. Universal X-carriage Box Adaptability - The integration of a Universal X-Carriage Box that can house various tools offers future-proofing and multifunctionality in construction projects.
Industry Implications
1. 3D Printing Technology - Innovations like the BOD 3's modular system and ground-based track modules are pushing the boundaries of traditional construction methods.
2. Automated Construction Equipment - Equipment that enables seamless movement and zero setup time between projects boosts productivity and reduces construction time.
3. Sustainable Building Solutions - Advanced 3D printing techniques that minimize downtime and optimize resource use contribute to more sustainable construction practices.
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