New research from researchers at RMIT University addresses some of the technical issues that still need to be solved for 3D printed concrete to be strong enough for use in more free-form structures. Researchers found lobster-inspired printing patterns, helicoidal patterns, can make 3DCP stronger and help direct the strength where it’s needed. Combining the patterns with a concrete mix enhanced with steel fibers can also deliver a material that’s stronger than traditionally-made concrete.
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