Madco3d LLC

Women in engineering at Madco3d. A UNH senior in mechanical engineering assesses an auger seating with a citizen scientist from Portsmouth, Maine... Madco3d, powered by TAM, extruding Sika.

The UNH Olson Center's elegant ABB poised to create the next fascinating 3d printed concrete piece by Madco3d. Powered by TAM, extruding Sika.

When a robot 3d prints a frosted donut with sprinkles using concrete, you know the technology has reached a pinnacle of some sort. Madco3d, powered by TAM, extruding Sika.

This UNH intern won’t be throwing in the trowel anytime soon. Not when the printer is a huge robot by TAM, extruding Sika material into amazing shapes.

Production to installation: Madco3d and the Reefline. Powered by TAM, extruding Sika.

Creating a dust-suppressing booth for the TAM mixer/pump, Sika materials and Madco team, or "Frankensteining" it, as the wry printout on the side of the hopper provided by an Olson Center manager at UNH. Good times.

Flashing back to the printing and production of the Reefline's "Miami Reef Star," designed by Carlos Betancourt?and Alberto Latorre. The Madco and TAM teams collaborated and worked overtime to meet the deadline. Madco3d, powered by TAM and extruding Sika.

3d printed concrete by Madco3d at the famed Olson Center for Advanced Manufacturing at UNH--Durham, New Hampshire. Some of the material apparently spontaneously formed the shape of the state of NH due to yet-unmeasured magnetic forces.

Take a drone flight through the Olson Advanced Manufacturing Center at the University of New Hampshire in Durham, New Hampshire. Madco3D 3-D printed the first additive manufactured home in New Hampshire here. Powered by TAM, extruding Sika. Drone videography by Charles Jones.