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
MIT Technology Review's "Innovators Under 35 Japan 2022"
Polyuse Carries Out the Chubu Region's First Public Civil Engineering Project Using a Construction 3D Printer
Polyuse Achieves Japan's First Successful On-Site Printing in Public Civil Engineering Works Using a Construction 3D Printer
Polyuse Begins Joint Research Using Construction 3D Printers with Takahashi Curtain Wall Corporation (TSE Standard: 1994), Japan's Largest PC Curtain Wall Manufacturer
A First in Japan! Public Works Construction with a 3D Printer Carried Out in Kochi Prefecture
A First in Japan: Polyuse 3D Printer Successfully Used to Construct a Building of Over 10 m²! Technology Established to Adapt 3D-Printed Architecture, Pioneered Overseas, for Japan
Professor Kazuyoshi Tateyama, a Leading Authority on Construction DX, Joins Polyuse as an Advisor
