Apis Cor

Mobile 3D concrete printing systems for on-site construction. Extrudes high-strength concrete mixes via robotic arm; builds structures up to multi-story scale with layer-by-layer additive deposition.

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Apis Cor
3060 Venture Ln Ste 101
Melbourne, FL 32934
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