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Tássia Latorraca, Ana Sofia Guimarães and Bárbara Rangel
The research landscape of personalized 3D-printed concrete-based modules for construction and their impact on thermal performance through generative design methods is explored through a bibliometric analysis. Comprehensive analysis techniques, including ...
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Valentina Vendittoli, Wilma Polini, Michael S. J. Walter and Stefan Geißelsöder
Additive manufacturing has transformed the production process by enabling the construction of components in a layer-by-layer approach. This study integrates Artificial Neural Networks to explore the nuanced relationship between process parameters and mec...
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Adil K. Al-Tamimi, Habib H. Alqamish, Ahlam Khaldoune, Haidar Alhaidary and Kamyar Shirvanimoghaddam
The technology of additive manufacturing, especially 3D concrete printing (3DCP), has been recently adopted in the construction industry as a viable alternative to traditional construction methods. Although the technology offers a wide variety of structu...
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Barrie Dams, Binling Chen, Paul Shepherd and Richard J. Ball
Additive Manufacturing (AM) methods in the construction industry typically employ ground-based deposition methods. An alternative to transform the role of AM in construction is to introduce an aerial capability. A recent project titled Aerial Additive Ma...
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Antoniu Nicolau, Mihai Alin Pop, Sergiu Valeriu Georgescu and Camelia Co?ereanu
Additive manufacturing (AM) is a potential technology to be applied for replacing wood joints in the furniture industry. Overall, 3D-printed connectors have a lot of advantages in chair construction: the possibility of improving the design by using color...
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Eka Oktavia Kurniati and Hee-Jeong Kim
Industrial secondary products (e.g., fly ash, blast furnace slag, and silica fume) have found extensive application as alternative construction materials in conventional manufacturing methods to reduce carbon emissions due to cement usage and solve the w...
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Robert Guamán-Rivera, Alejandro Martínez-Rocamora, Rodrigo García-Alvarado, Claudia Muñoz-Sanguinetti, Luis Felipe González-Böhme and Fernando Auat-Cheein
In the last few years, scattered experiences of the application of additive manufacturing in the construction of buildings using 3D printing with robots or automated equipment have emerged around the world. These use a variety of procedures and suggest r...
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Anastasia Puzatova, Pshtiwan Shakor, Vittoria Laghi and Maria Dmitrieva
Additive manufacturing technologies are becoming more popular in various industries, including the construction industry. Currently, construction 3D printing is sufficiently well studied from an academic point of view, leading towards the transition from...
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Koosha Jamali, Vinayak Kaushal and Mohammad Najafi
As human beings, we have a moral responsibility to act in a manner that takes the wellbeing of humans and Earth into consideration. When building, we must consider two things: the health of the workforce associated with construction and the state of the ...
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Rodrigo García-Alvarado, Ginnia Moroni-Orellana and Pablo Banda-Pérez
3D-printed constructions express the capacity of automated technologies to elaborate buildings through additive manufacturing. These constructions require an architectural design according to their manufacturing conditions. This research reviews building...
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