We asked AI to show us what robots and drones looked like working together to construct multistory commercial buildings., This is what we got: Close, in sprit at least! But in reality, our  Flashcrete™ robotic/neural network powered system (patent pending) is designed more like this. Robots and drones working together in wedded AI bliss:  The […]

Hey all– We’re pretty proud to announce just before the holiday, our StartEngine raise has received over $113,000 of solid, concrete support from savvy investors. (Sorry for the dad joke.) That’s amount is about this much for those who like visuals: Our current StartEngine investors saw how we tackle huge problems and huge markets at

Besides all of its other amazing qualities: freedom of design; more sustainable, less waste, the amazing Sika 3d printable concrete Madco3d uses is stronger, too. How can this wonder be possible, you ask? Science! Sika’s science allows not only being able to achieve these amazing forms, but stacked up, pound-for-pound with ordinary Portland cement, 3d

The answer may surprise you.  800 square feet in under a week is the answer.  That’s 800 square feet of high R-factor, fire-and-insect=resistant, hurricane-tough, seismic warrior 3d-printed concrete. “Meh, how can that be ,” you may scoff.  Well, the helpful infographic below shows how the magnificent TAM Tilikum system we print with is enable to print all

Here at Madco3d, we take the world’s problems seriously. We even take them personally. When it comes to the housing crisis, we tackle it head-on with faster, more sustainable, more attainable methods and results (photo courtesy of our partners at TAM)When it comes to the home of one of nature’s most ancient and important threads

Parametric…design-forward…energy-efficient…durable. Designed by architect and Madco3d president, Adam Kushner, we printed and built this demo at the request of a client in our TAM robot-equipped space found in a historic mill in seacoast New Hampshire.  All in all a tour de force of multiple construction technologies, providing a menu of features, textures and materials that

A regular panelist on NPR’s Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me, Alonzo Bodden has been making audiences around the country laugh for more than 20 years. He’s a comedian and actor known for winning the grand prize in the third season of the reality-television series Last Comic Standing. He’s friendly with some of Madco’s partners as well–Dan

In a 2016 Fortune magazine article, “The 6 Most Important Tech Trends, According to Eric Schmidt”, Schmidt laid out six game-changing technologies that he says will improve important parts of society. His Number 2 choice was: 3D printing for buildings: “Constructing buildings, both residential and commercial, is time consuming, energy intensive, and costly, Schmidt points out.

“It’s amazing what you guys are doing. Check it out, it’s incredible!”  So says celebrity realtor Madison Hildebrand, former co-star of Bravo’s “Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles” and luxury realtor in Malibu, California. Here’s his video message–from someone who has just about seen it all when it comes to impressive real estate: Invest today in

It all began with a request to design, print and build a demo in our space by an interested group here in New Hampshire, where our operations are based in a mill built in 1880. Within this quaint and funky space, our team took our president Adam Kushner’s initial hand-drawn renders (shown below) from concept

It was great to see U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen at the Madco3d Rochester, NH facility today, accompanied by SBA Administrator Isabel Guzman, Rochester Mayor Paul Callaghan, Rochester Economic Director Mike Scala, along with state and regional media.  The focus was the impact Madco3d can have on the New Hampshire and national housing crisis, ocean health

The cliff swallow gathers mud and clay and creates a sturdy nest in about a week or two.  The Red Ovenbird does that in a few days. We can print up to an 800 square foot Keiko home outer shell and some inner walls in a week or less. We have to give credit to