Neubulach, Germany – June 30, 2026: Construction is underway on the world’s first full-scale supermarket built with 3D-concrete printing, using INSTATIQ robotic construction technology. The project brings together two key innovations shaping the future of construction: automated 3D concrete printing and low-carbon building materials. For the first time, evoZero®, the world’s first cement produced using Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) technology, is being used in combination with mobile 3D concrete printing. Delivered in collaboration with NELCON, Heidelberg Materials and Köhler Bauunternehmung Wildberg, the project sets a new benchmark for automation, material innovation and collaborative project delivery in construction.

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