Hyperion Robotics' 3D-printed foundations used for Swedish ski lift
The foundations use 40% less material, are lighter, and passed independent testing. This is the firm's first ski project, with prior work in water, energy, and data centres.
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In short: Hyperion Robotics secured $7.4M and expanded its 3D-printed low-carbon foundation technology across European infrastructure projects.
The foundations use 40% less material, are lighter, and passed independent testing. This is the firm's first ski project, with prior work in water, energy, and data centres.
Contractors, asset owners, and infrastructure partners viewed the technology, whose potential sparked follow-up discussions and next steps toward transforming construction while reducing environmental impacts.
The two-day testing under real-world conditions confirmed lab performance, and project partners expressed support for the technology.
The fully digital, automated facility Forge I in Flixborough will produce robotically manufactured concrete foundations to cut carbon and cost.
Espoo-based Hyperion Robotics builds robotic factories that produce concrete structures faster, cheaper, and with lower emissions than traditional construction. Now the company has secured major funding.
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