Robot ABB permite a Serendix fabricar y montar una estación ferroviaria en horas con impresión 3D de alta precisión

Japanese building company Serendix has set a new milestone for 3D-printed homes, completing a 20-ton concrete house in just 23 […]

Serendix has completed what it claims is the world's first 3D-printed railway station in Japan, which was built between the last and first train services.

A modern outpatient clinic will be built using 3D printing technology in the Tarasivskyi neighborhood of Bucha. Two family doctors and a nurse will work at the facility, while a nearby water pump room...

Serendix has completed what it claims is the world's first 3D-printed railway station in Japan, which was built between the last and first train services.

La estación, realizada junto a la empresa Serendix, tomó solo siete días para la fabricación de las piezas y dos horas para instalarlas.

" data-medium-file="https://3druck.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/image-1-300x169.jpg" data-large-file="https://3druck.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/image-1-1024x576.jpg" /> Japans Bahninfrastruktur steht an vielen Orten vor ähnlichen Problemen wie andere öffentliche Netze: Gebäude altern, Fachkräfte fehlen und Baukosten steigen. Der Betreiber JR West reagiert darauf nun mit einem ungewöhnlichen Ansatz. Für den Austausch eines alten Holzgebäudes am Bahnhof Hatsushima beauftragte das Unternehmen den Bauspezialisten Serendix, der tragende Elemente per 3D-Druck vorfertigte und das neue […] Der Beitrag JR West setzt bei Bahnhofsgebäude auf 3D-Druck von ABB und Serendix erschien zuerst auf 3Druck.com - The Independent AM Magazine.

JA Mitsui Leasing und das Bau-3D-Druck-Startup Serendix haben eine Geschäftsallianz vereinbart, um den Einsatz additiver Fertigung im japanischen Bausektor auszuweiten. Im Zentrum steht die Finanzierung von Bau-3D-Druckern und zugehöriger Ausrüstung. Darüber hinaus wollen beide Unternehmen den Vertrieb von Gebäuden, Läden und anderen Einrichtungen unterstützen, die mit Serendix-Technik gefertigt werden. JA Mitsui Leasing bringt dafür seine […] Der Beitrag JA Mitsui Leasing finanziert Serendix-Technik für 3D-gedruckte Gebäude in Japan erschien zuerst auf 3Druck.com - The Independent AM Magazine.

Years of steady usage and exposure to the elements have taken a toll on Japanese railway stations, making replacement a headache. Finding competent contractors is difficult, and construction wages are high. Serendix collaborated with ABB to help JR West restore a historic wooden shelter from 1948 at a station in Wakayama Prefecture. This site, a true relic, was only frequented by around 270 visitors every day in a tiny coastal village near Arida that few people had ever heard of.

Years of steady usage and exposure to the elements have taken a toll on Japanese railway stations, making replacement a headache. Finding competent contractors is difficult, and construction wages are high. Serendix collaborated with ABB to help JR West restore a historic wooden shelter from 1948 at a station in Wakayama Prefecture. This site, a true relic, was only frequented by around 270 visitors every day in a tiny coastal village near Arida that few people had ever heard of.

Japanese e2rpleted what it described as the world's first 3D printed railway station, replacing a wooden shelter that had stood at Hatsushima Staretion in Arida, Wakayama Prefecture, since 1948.

Japan unveils the first-ever 3D-printed train station, offering a glimpse into the future of rural infrastructure Japan has launched the world’s first 3D-printed train station building at Hatsushima Station in Arida City, Wakayama Prefecture. Constructed by JR West and printed by Osaka-based firm Serendix, the compact facility is a prototype for sustainable infrastructure. It’s not a flashy tourist stop, but it is a functional test case that could reshape how rural Japan builds and maintains transport networks. Read more: 9 progressive young Japanese designers you need to know from Designart Tokyo Measuring just 10 square metres, the reinforced concrete building was

West Japan Railway Company (JR West) is turning to 3D printing technology to construct a train station building in 6 hours, marking a first in the railway infrastructure.  Partnering with JR West Innovations Co Ltd and Serendix Inc, the company has confirmed plans for a new station at Hatsushima Station on the JR Kisei Main […]

Japan's first two-story 3D-printed house "Stealth House" has been completed in Miyagi Prefecture, built by startups KIZUKI and ONOCOM with 20+ collaborating companies. As Japan's construction industry faces a severe labor shortage with 200,000+ fewer workers since 1997, multiple firms including Serendix and Lib Work are accelerating 3D concrete printing technology. We compare with U.S. giant ICON, explore Japan's strict building code compliance, and examine cost advantages.

Serendix has completed what it claims is the world's first 3D-printed railway station in Japan, which was built between the last and first train services.

Tokyo has selected three innovative startups for the sixth phase of its King Salmon Project, aimed at promoting collaborative growth in the startup ecosystem.

Serendix has completed what it claims is the world's first 3D-printed railway station in Japan, which was built between the last and first train services.