Summary
The COBOD BOD2 is a modular gantry-based 3D construction printer that deposits cementitious material layer by layer through a tangential steel nozzle, printing structural walls for residential, commercial, educational, and industrial buildings. It covers two subtasks within concrete construction printing: material mixing and feed, and layer deposition; reinforcement, roofing, MEP, and finishing stay with the crew. The BOD2 has been shipping since 2017 with 85 printers delivered to 23 customers across six continents, and COBOD maintains offices in Copenhagen, Miami, and Kuala Lumpur.
How it works on your site
Material Mixing and Feed
The BOD2 extruder accepts locally approved cementitious mixes with aggregates up to 10 mm, which means crews can source material regionally rather than importing proprietary mortars. A concrete mixer-pump feeds material continuously through a hose to the gantry-mounted printhead. Three to four operators manage the material supply chain during printing: a printer operator, a materials operator, a materials operator helper, and a hands-on helper.
Layer Deposition (Printing)
The gantry moves the printhead along X, Y, and Z axes within a modular steel truss frame, depositing walls layer by layer without formwork. The tangential steel nozzle follows the movement direction, smoothing or texturing the wall surface during printing and reducing the need for post-treatment plastering. Onboard sensors measure the foundation surface and generate a height map; the printer compensates automatically for unevenness during the first layers until the print is level. Operators stop and start extrusion at any point to create openings for doors and windows.
What users have experienced
1000 mm/s
Throughput
CobodRobot deployment record
18 deployments on public record
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| PERI DREIHAUS Serial Housing production |
Peri
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Germany | |
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| 14Trees School production |
14Trees
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| First 3D Printed House in Central Asia production |
BM Partners
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Not stated | |
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| Grange Close Social Housing production |
Harcourt Technologies Ltd
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Ireland | |
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| Europe's First 3D Printed Public Building production |
Peri
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Germany | — |
| GE Renewable Energy Wind Turbine Tower Program pilot |
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Not stated | — |
| Europe's Largest 3D Printed Housing Project production |
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Denmark | — |
| BODXL Qatar School Program production |
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Qatar | — |
| GUtech World Record trial |
GUtech
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Not stated | — |
| nidus3D 3-Story Building production |
nidus3D
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Canada | — |
| nidus3D 2-Story Building production |
nidus3D
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Canada | — |
| First 3D Printed Residential Building production |
Peri
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Germany | — |
| First On-Site 3D Printed Apartment Building (World First) production |
Peri
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Germany | — |
| 14Trees Demonstration House pilot |
14Trees
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Not stated | — |
| PERI IT Server Hotel production |
Peri
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Germany | — |
| Printed Farms Horse Stable production |
Printed Farms
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USA | — |
| Dar Al Arkan Villa production |
Dar Al Arkan
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Saudi Arabia | — |
| Net Zero Energy Home trial | Not stated | USA | — |
| No deployments match these filters. | |||
Other companies that have deployed this robot
20 organizations on record for this robot
14Trees
BM Partners
Dar Al Arkan
GUtech
Harcourt Technologies Ltd
nidus3D
Peri
Printed Farms
Larsen and Toubro
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