AM2PM joined ISARC 2026 in Singapore, where TUM researcher Luca Bettermann presented research on predictive fabrication and data-driven manufacturing in construction.

AM2PM research on AI-driven orchestration in federated Digital Twin systems was presented at the TUM GNI International Symposium 2026 in Munich.

A recent large-scale application using technology from AM2PM partner WASP demonstrates the potential of robotic additive manufacturing in real-world production.

AM2PM showcased its digital construction approach at the Future Cleantech Festival 2026.

Applications close on 31 July for the IAAC × WASP Summer Camp 2026 in Barcelona.

The AM2PM introduction video is out!

AM2PM joined the New European Bauhaus Festival in Brussels as part of the DigiTrio booth, contributing to discussions on digitalisation, sustainable construction and data-driven design

AM2PM will be present at the New European Bauhaus Festival in Brussels as part of the DigiTrio booth, showcasing digitalisation for more sustainable construction.

The new AM2PM Living Labs webpage highlights the teams, their roles, and how solutions are tested in real-world environments.

The third edition of the AM2PM project newsletter is now available on LinkedIn!

AM2PM joined the Annual Portfolio Meeting in Copenhagen to exchange progress, strengthen collaboration, and contribute to a shared European vision for digital and sustainable construction.

A delegation from several EU countries visited Technion on 19 November, where AM2PM was presented as part of ongoing EU-funded research.

The AM2PM consortium gathered in Copenhagen for two days of intensive collaboration and technical discussion.

Explore AM2PM’s open-access research on Zenodo — shaping the future of construction.

The second edition of the AM2PM project newsletter is now available on LinkedIn!

The research team from the Technion and Hebrew University has published a new paper introducing methods for Earth-based falsework in multi-material additive manufacturing.

TUM researchers showcase their work in a new AM2PM project video on small-scale 3D clay printing.

The research team from TUM has published a new research paper that introduces the concept of Learning by Printing.

We are pleased to announce that the official presentation of the AM2PM Project is now live and available to the public!

The AM2PM consortium gathered for an online hackathon and General Meeting in May for focused collaboration and strategic discussion.