Instruments for printing in concrete.
We built the machines. Then we opened the controls. The same software our engineers print with, running in your browser. No licence, no login, no idea too strange to slice.
Slicer
Your mesh → our robot's languageUpload an STL, and watch it dissolve into layers. The slicer previews every pass the nozzle will make: seams placed where you want them, corners eased, spiral vase mode for unbroken walls. Then it hands you the G-code a KUKA six-axis arm can drink.
Planter Studio
Nature × parametric · Vessels from slidersSet the section, the profile and the height, and a vessel grows in front of you: twisted, fluted, bulged, or something no one has dragged into existence yet. The three planters in our catalogue each began here, as a set of sliders. Yours can end as concrete.
Wall Developer
Whole walls, patterned in reliefSet the wall's run, thickness and height, then choose a front face from twenty-four printed patterns: flutes, chevron, moire, ripples, dunes. Dial in relief depth, scale, angle and sharpness, orbit the live 3D panel, and download a print-ready STL tuned for the nozzle.
Design something in the Lab.We will print it in concrete.
Export your STL from any instrument and send it across. No mould, no minimum, no tooling cost. If it can stand, we can print it.

