Newswitch, an online series by Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun, featured Polyuse as a deep-tech startup developing 3D printing technology that uses concrete as its material, with the aim of improving productivity at construction sites.
[Chasing Deep Tech] Construction 3D Printers Arrive to Take On the Labor Shortage
https://newswitch.jp/p/29793
■ An aging industry ■ Targeting small-lot production ■ Feeding back demonstration results ■ Market launch planned for 2023
Polyuse is currently driving several projects that are the first in Japan to use construction 3D printers, as well as cutting-edge research. Guided by our philosophy of "updating the construction industry through the power of technology," we aim to move forward together with construction professionals across Japan as the construction tech startup closest to the construction site.
♦︎ Polyuse, leading the way in construction 3D printers: beyond years of steady, hands-on development, they envision an exciting future in which people and technology coexist
https://digital-construction.jp/column/205
♦︎ Polyuse selected for Weekly Toyo Keizai's "100 Amazing Startups"
https://premium.toyokeizai.net/articles/-/28018
♦︎ Pushing ahead with putting 3D printers into real-world use
https://xtech.nikkei.com/atcl/nxt/mag/ncr/18/00118/100100005/
◼About Polyuse Inc.
Company name: Polyuse Inc.
Location: 2F, 2-2-15 Hamamatsucho, Minato-ku, Tokyo
Representative Directors: Takuya Iwamoto / Wataru Ooka
Business: Planning, design, manufacturing and sales of hardware, software and services specialized for the construction industry, centered on construction 3D printers
Founded: June 2019
URL: https://polyuse.xyz/
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Polyuse Inc. Public Relations Department
Email: info@polyuse.xyz
