RoboVAST
Sustainable
Our 3D printed homes and domes offer, affordable, modern and very healthy living conditions
Affordable
Costs of building a sustainable 3D printed house are reduced at least 50% comparing to traditional house building
Ecological
Materials: composite concrete for residential and commercial buildings; composite clay for ecological projects
Robust
3d Printers we fabricate – industrial strength, superior performance, precision rails, anti-backlash lead screws & nuts
Dome RoboVAST 3D Printer
APPLICATIONS
Affordable and very fast erection of residential housing: houses of almost any arhitectural shape, domes, etc.
Very affordable, fast and easy construction of small size sustainable houses for people in need.
Fast construction of any size and shape buildings. Reducing industrial buildings to affordable Micro Factories.
The flexibility of 3D printing allow us to manufacture printers and to print from simple objects to automotive parts and cars.
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Houses & Domes
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Clay Domes & Houses
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Industrial & Commercial
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Parts & Car Bodies
THE TEAM
Teodor Miroslav Muntean
Doru Cantemir
Florin Cazacu
Bogdan Ionel Muntean
Bagara Gidom Sowe
Dr. Eng. Miron Constantin
Prof Dr Ioan Alecu
Doru Giosan
Partners
Companies, ONGs & Public Institutions
Using Local Resources
According to European Union regulation, for the category of traditional products, such as wood, clay, adobe, natural aggregates, natural stone, limestone, mineral wool, their importance and value cannot be ignored by the modernist trends.
Latest News
Futuristic Construction Technologies
In the beginning, there was mud. The earliest human dwellings were constructed of nothing more than mud-and-straw bricks baked in the sun. The ancient Romans were the first to experiment with concrete, mixing lime and volcanic rock to build majestic structures like the Pantheon in Rome, still the largest unreinforced concrete dome in the world. Read more about Futuristic Construction Technologies[…]
3D Printing Business Ideas
1. Create and sell 3D printed jewelry, home furnishings or decorations This first idea for a 3D printing business might be the most straightforward and potentially even easiest on the list, though it does require a keen sense of style and a certain finesse. The idea is simple: create a 3D design, and sell it. Read more about 3D Printing Business Ideas[…]
Automotive Evoyaj Project
Evoyaj Project Concept Design Prototype Production
Industries we work in
Industries we work in conjunction with 3D Printing Architecture & Design – We explore new architectural shapes and design styles; through our DesignVAST Big 3D Printer we are testing new construction materials and structures. Our versatile robotic RoboVAST 3D printer will build affordable houses, from simple to very complex shapes. Construction – Research & Development Read more about Industries we work in[…]
RoboVAST 3D Printer Model
VAST – Versatile Additive Systems & Technologies We are a team of motivated professionals operating a sustainable construction business using eco-friendly materials: wood, cellulose fiber, concrete mix, clay, and local recycled materials. Our VAST (Versatile Additive Systems & Technologies) printing technology allows big 3D printers to be adapted for turning easily from one to another Read more about RoboVAST 3D Printer Model[…]
3d printing of continuous-fiber composites by in-nozzle impregnation
Abstract We have developed a method for the three-dimensional (3D) printing of continuous fiber-reinforced thermoplastics based on fused-deposition modeling. The technique enables direct 3D fabrication without the use of molds and may become the standard next-generation composite fabrication methodology. A thermoplastic filament and continuous fibers were separately supplied to the 3D printer and the fibers Read more about 3d printing of continuous-fiber composites by in-nozzle impregnation[…]
6 Things 3D Printing Is Still Missing
1. Speed, affordability and access While 3D printers have become significantly cheaper in the last few years, right now you can buy a good cheap one for a little less than $300, but only a decade ago, they were over $100,000. While 3D printers have gotten much cheaper, they have low printing speed and you Read more about 6 Things 3D Printing Is Still Missing[…]
Clay Consistency Test
When 3d printing clay, a 5ml syringe makes a handy “squeezometer” to test clay consistency. Just pull the syringe apart, grease the plunger to reduce friction and poke some prepared clay in there. Then steal the kitchen scales and push the syringe down until clay just starts to emerge slowly. It’s very rough but still Read more about Clay Consistency Test[…]
Why Choose Imprint3D’s DesignVAST?
Big: • 2.8 meter x 1.4 meter x 1.4 meter build area • Can print vast number of parts: car bodies, architectural models, big ceramics, etc. Economical: • Low purchase price, starting from 15,000E • Low operating cost. Accurate: • SurePrint™ servo motors provide closed loop system • Print layer resolutions down to ____70 microns Read more about Why Choose Imprint3D’s DesignVAST?[…]
Our possible industrial robot model
This is a 3D printed robotic Arm designed by Carlo Franciscone, Design Engineer from Italy – Novara. It follows the success of his previous smaller EEZYbotARM so he simply called it MK2 (make 2). It is a little bigger and stronger, just to obtain an acceptable payload. It has been designed without a definite purpose, Read more about Our possible industrial robot model[…]