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Polyuse renews its corporate logo as it continues to evolve toward a future in which "construction with construction 3D printers is the norm" on construction sites

As Japan's only construction 3D printer manufacturer, we will build an organization that stays even closer to the reality of construction sites

2022.12.27

Polyuse Inc. (hereinafter "Polyuse") has created a new symbol mark and an original corporate typeface logo as it continues, in 2023, to actively pursue construction DX at construction sites nationwide with its in-house-developed, Japan-made construction 3D printers, industry discussions drawing on its technologies and case studies, joint research with specialized institutions, and the formulation of guidelines. This renewal embodies Polyuse's commitment to advancing research, development and social implementation that stay as close as possible to construction sites grappling with today's labor shortages and aging infrastructure, and to working toward a brighter future for the construction industry beyond that.

  • About the new logo

 

 

 

 

  • 2022: Year one for construction 3D printers in Japan (a new first step)

Since its founding in 2019, Polyuse has steadily built up its research and development of construction 3D printing technology using concrete materials. Beginning in January 2022 with the application of our technology in Kochi Prefecture to Japan's first public works project ordered by MLIT, we carried out a large number of 3D printer construction projects across Japan in 2022.
In previous years, such cases numbered only a handful across the entire industry; in FY2022, Polyuse has completed or is carrying out more than 30 3D printer construction projects together with partner companies and other stakeholders nationwide.
Against this backdrop, and in order to take on even bigger challenges in FY2023, Polyuse came to regard FY2022 as a new first step, which led to this decision.

The new logo mark expresses Polyuse's commitment to three things as we drive DX from the construction domain using construction 3D printers and the various data they generate: layering, continuous curvature, and site-first technology development.
 

Polyuse is a manufacturing venture company that has been selected for lists including "100 Amazing Startups" (source: Weekly Toyo Keizai) in 2021, and "100 Ventures Updating Architecture" (source: Nikkei Architecture) and "100 Companies Creating the Markets of the Future" (source: Nikkei xTREND) in 2022.

▶A pioneer of 3D-printed architecture! Even an ambassador came to see a "Japan first"!
https://youtu.be/WXPXyBADrVw
▶Warehouses, saunas, public toilets and more built with Japan-made 3D printers, one after another!
https://suumo.jp/journal/2022/08/23/189372/
▶A near future of building dams with 3D printers: will "IoT concrete" be next?
https://xtrend.nikkei.com/atcl/contents/18/00745/00019/?n_cid=nbpnxr_mled_new

  • About Polyuse Inc.

Company name: Polyuse Inc.
Location: 2-2-15 Hamamatsucho, Minato-ku, Tokyo (development base: Kamakura City, Kanagawa Prefecture)
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/ 
X (formerly Twitter): https://twitter.com/polyuse

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Email: info@polyuse.xyz