Observed arrival · 2026-11-11
A bridge, printed from plastic waste
MAGGAI presents the M15, a 3D-printed recycled-plastic superstructure on a steel base for cycling and pedestrian bridges up to 15 meters.
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- Municipalities planning cycling or pedestrian bridges
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- The site says a thermal camera tracks layer temperature while a high-speed camera measures wall thickness to guide print adjustments.
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The page outlines an adaptive design intended to vary bridge length and width without additional engineering. It describes a monitored print process using thermal and high-speed cameras, with an embedded GPU adjusting material flow. MAGGAI lists CUR 96 and Eurocode and names Witteveen+Bos for FEM validation; it also says a full LCA and EPD are being prepared.
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