Tech: World’s Largest 3D-printed Boat Unveiled

3D-Printed Boat

Jan 11, 2024

CEAD Flexbot at Al Seer Marine, the largest robotic 3D printer worldwide (4x36m).

Al Seer Marine and Abu Dhabi Maritime have unveiled the world’s first 3D printed water taxi, securing a Guinness World Records title for the Largest 3D printed boat. This boat has been made with CEAD Flexbot at Al Seer Marine, an Abu Dhabi marine services provider, using the largest robotic 3D printer worldwide (4x36m).

The boat consists of two hulls, printing time of only 5,5 days each. With a breathtaking 11.980 x 3.594 meters, it has space for 29 people plus bicycles and wheelchairs.

Crafted from 67% recycled materials, this 11,980 meter long marvel not only represents a technological feat but also signifies a giant leap towards sustainable transportation. The builder feels, this milestone is not just a record-breaking feat; it’s a call to action for the industry to adopt greener technologies.

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