Spain-based V2 Group and Italy’s Caracol AM have introduced a 6-metre-long monolithic catamaran built using robotic large-format 3D printing. Designed for open waters, the vessel focuses on faster production, reduced material waste and compliance with nautical regulations
The boat was developed as a single-piece structure. Pic Courtesy/V2 Group
Spain-based V2 Group and Italy’s Caracol AM have built what they call the first functional 6-meter-long monolithic catamaran designed for open waters using robotic large-format 3D printing. The catamaran was conceived with scalability in mind.
The emphasis was on optimising printing time, reducing material waste, and aligning the process with the structural and regulatory requirements of the nautical industry.
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