Merging Art,
Automation &
Construction.

3DCP is an additive manufacturing process where a robotic arm deposits layers of specially formulated concrete through a nozzle, following a computer-generated toolpath derived from a 3D model. MiCoB's system uses a custom-modified FANUC 6-axis robotic arm integrated with a continuous mixer and concrete pump. No formwork is required — structures grow layer by layer from the ground up.

MiCoB consistently delivers in 7 days what conventional construction takes 45 days to complete. The Pune Air Force runway controller hut was done in 30 days. Speed comes from eliminating formwork setup, multi-day curing cycles, and manual masonry — automating the most time-consuming phases.

Yes — and often superior. Our C40 mix achieves 65 MPa at 28 days. MiCoB's bunkers have been blast-tested against a T90 tank at Pokharan (2022) and passed. Our residential structures comply with Seismic Zone 3 specifications. All structures come with full structural certificates.

No — it uplifts them. A trained mason with basic concrete knowledge is ideal for our floor operations. The work involves less physical strain, higher skill contribution, and better pay. MiCoB has trained 30+ people from marginalised backgrounds as 3DCP operators. Our mission is dignified construction work.

3DCP costs slightly more per sqm on raw materials. But when factoring in time savings (45→7 days), reduced financing costs, improved quality control, lower rework, and lifecycle thermal benefits, total cost of ownership is competitive or lower. As technology scales, costs continue to drop.