Hall B · 34,000 sq ft
Printed walls, living insulation and concrete that reports its own strain. Hall B shows how a building site changes when the structure itself becomes a machine.
What to expect
Construction is slow, heavy and dangerous, and the teams in this hall are working on all three. Expect a full-size wall being printed on the floor during the show.
Rail-mounted printers and robots that build the shell of a house in days.
Insulation that is grown, glass that makes power and concrete that senses load.
Drones and sensors that tie, check and report without sending a person up.
Exhibits in Hall B
Select a device to open its specifications and demo times.
A compact printer that climbs its own rails instead of using a fixed gantry, so one machine can print a whole house. It prints the wall shell in layers and leaves channels for wiring and pipes.
Live print starts Friday at 10:00
Insulation panels grown from fungal mycelium on farm waste. They are fire-rated, rot-resistant and can be composted at the end of the building's life.
Cutting demo daily at 13:00
A drone that ties rebar intersections from above while crews work somewhere safer. It carries its own ties and returns to a charging pad between runs.
Flight demo at 11:00 and 15:00
A window that tints on command and turns the absorbed light into electricity. A single facade can power its own lobby lighting.
Tint wall demo every 30 minutes
Reinforcing bar with a glass fibre running through its core. A handheld reader checks strain along the whole bar, so cracks are found before anyone can see them.
Load test demo at 12:30 and 16:00
May 13–16, 2027 · Denver
One pass opens all four halls, every talk and every live demo.
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