In the field of additive manufacturing, 3D printing with concrete is one of the more special fields. Compared with traditional methods, it still has the advantages of optimizing material use and cutting costs.

Recently, with the accelerated recovery of "old infrastructure construction" (traditional infrastructure construction), cement prices have risen in many parts of our country.

According to the website of The Architect’s Newspaper，The Provincial Centre for Sustainability and Innovation in Construction (better known as Kamp C) in the Belgian municipality of Westerlo has completed work on a two-story model home

Singapore Housing Development Board locally sets up the largest 3D printer of South East Asia and hopes to apply this technology to combined house in the future.

Researchers from Holland are exploring more potential of using concrete for 3D printing and have outlined their findings in the recently published "3D Printing Geopolymer Concrete Life Cycle Assessment: A Prior Study"

Recently, the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) entrusted a team of Purdue engineers to embed sensors into the Indiana highway to more accurately determine when concrete pavements were ready to take on heavy truck traffic,

Recently, according to a report of foreign news, the researchers of Brunel University London designed a new mixture of concrete which can absorb less 64% water and 90% salt than common concrete, but the strength can be 42% higher.