COBOD, a global manufacturer of 3D construction printers, says its new ‘Virtual Reality (VR) solution ‘for 3D construction printing allows potential customers to experience live 3D construction printing in real time, ‘right in front of their eyes in virtual reality’.
The company said: “On many occasions, it is not practical or convenient for people to experience real-time printing of buildings due to their location or timing. With COBOD’s new VR solution, individuals can watch many of the company's real printed buildings being constructed in a virtual residential area, complete with trees, cars, and other objects, for an even more realistic experience.
COBOD continued: “With the help of technology, people get into the heart of an already well-known and widely used program, the COBOD Configurator. Virtual Reality helps people experience the real size of a 3D concrete printer in different configurations. Users can also witness close up the gantry printer work, and see how the building is created layer.”
Michael Holm, COBOD’s Chief Innovation Officer, said: “As the creator of this VR system, I’m thrilled to offer an immersive experience that brings our 3D construction printers to life. This technology enables clients to truly understand the scale and potential of our printers, empowering them to envision a more innovative and sustainable future for the construction industry.”
COBOD will be presenting the new ‘VR solution’ at on stand F510 at UK Construction Week in London from 2- 4 May.
