AC3D and Transgulf have formed a partnership to expand construction 3D printing across the Gulf Cooperation Council, Zawya reported.
The tie-up matters for the region’s building sector because it signals growing interest in additive manufacturing as a way to put up structures faster and with less manual labour. For developers and contractors across the business community in the Gulf, wider adoption of this technology could change how housing, infrastructure and commercial projects get built in the years ahead.
Key facts
- AC3D and Transgulf have entered a partnership on construction 3D printing.
- The companies aim to scale the technology across GCC countries.
- The GCC comprises the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman.
Who is involved
The partnership brings together AC3D and Transgulf, with the companies targeting construction 3D printing as their shared focus area.
What the partnership covers
The deal centres on construction 3D printing, an additive manufacturing method already used in building and infrastructure work. AC3D and Transgulf intend to expand its use across GCC markets, according to the report, which was first covered by TradingView.
