Applied Nanotek Expands into Southeast Asian and Middle Eastern Markets with Innovative 3D Printing Construction Technology

Applied Nanotek announces the full-scale  launch of its operations in Southeast Asian and Middle Eastern markets,  leveraging its innovative 3D printing construction technology. This project,  which incorporates environmentally conscious design while utilizing local  materials and human resources, represents a significant advancement in  sustainable construction technology.

Borneo Island: Public  Facilities Project

We are currently  advancing construction of a public facilities complex featuring a prayer room  accommodating 50 people, along with a courtyard and public restrooms. The  project showcases organic design with distinctive curved elements and  incorporates sustainable features including solar power generation and  rainwater recycling systems. Beyond environmental considerations in its design,  the facility will be capable of meeting 100% of its power needs through  renewable energy.

This project not only  demonstrates the adaptability and efficiency of 3D printing technology in  construction but also contributes to local economic vitalization through the  utilization of local materials and workforce. The public restroom facility,  measuring 2.5 meters in height and covering 88 square meters, is scheduled for  completion in December 2024 after approximately one month of printing work. The  prayer room and courtyard will follow, with wall printing scheduled for  completion in January 2025.

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Batam Island, Indonesia: Affordable  Housing Development Project

Applied Nanotek is set to launch a  large-scale affordable housing development project in December 2024,  encompassing 478 residential units across an 8-hectare site in Batam Island,  Indonesia. Two pilot houses are currently under construction as part of the  project's initial phase, with the entire development scheduled for completion  in 2027.

The decisive factor in adopting our 3D  printing technology was its ability to deliver high-performance reinforced  concrete (RC) homes at costs comparable to traditional block construction  methods, while significantly reducing construction time to less than one-fifth  of conventional building approaches.

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Middle East Region: Housing  Development Project

We are currently advancing a pilot  construction project, with plans to expand to a 200-unit residential  development in the Middle East region. This pilot project sets the foundation  for our larger-scale housing initiative in the area.

【Key Features of Applied Nanotek's 3D  Printing Technology】 

Significant Cost Reduction Through  Proprietary Technology

- Development of 3D-printable concrete using locally sourced cement  and materials    

- Materials specially formulated to match local climate conditions    

- Achievement of high-quality construction at breakthrough cost levels    

Revolutionary Solutions for Construction  Industry Challenges

- Construction Time: Up to 85% reduction compared to conventional  methods - Labor Efficiency: Requires only 2-3 personnel for operation     

- Quality Assurance: Consistent quality through standardized  manufacturing process      

【Future Development Plans in Japan】

  Applied Nanotek Japan plans to commence  pilot projects in Japan during 2025, bringing innovative solutions to the  country's aging construction industry. Our 3D printing construction technology  offers effective solutions to various industry challenges, including labor  shortages, construction time reduction, and cost optimization.

We are actively seeking partnership  opportunities with companies interested in pioneering this revolutionary  technology. We welcome inquiries from forward-thinking organizations committed  to shaping the future of the construction industry together.

【Company profile】

Applied Nanotek Japan

CEO: Jun Asami

Location: TY Plaza Sanbancho 4F, 24-25  Sanbancho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-0075, Japan

Established: 2020

Website: https://apntek.co.jp/