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LAMÁQUINA 3D Printing experts in big scale fabrication. We turn design challenges into manufacturing successes.

30/09/2026

Something significant has taken shape in Iraq.

Cuneiform Innovatively: thousands of years after Sumerian scribes shaped the region’s first written language, LAMÁQUINA reinterprets that same territory — not recreating the past, but reimagining it through the technology of tomorrow.

What if the language that once shaped civilization could be reinterpreted through the language of robotics? For ITEX 2026, Zain Iraq × LAMÁQUINA bring this idea to life through Iraq’s first and largest 3D robotic-printed booth.

Built from 100% recycled thermoplastic — a material choice that reflects Zain’s own commitment to responsible innovation. Four robotic arms worked in parallel over roughly 600 hours, shaping 42 individual pieces into seven main units, assembled on site over two weeks.

A collaboration between , & for

Something significant is taking form in Iraq. In collaboration with one of the region’s leading companies, LAMÁQUINA is ...
27/09/2026

Something significant is taking form in Iraq.

In collaboration with one of the region’s leading companies, LAMÁQUINA is bringing large-scale robotic 3D printing to a country where the written word was first shaped, thousands of years ago.

It will be one of the first pavilions of this scale ever 3D printed in Iraq.

Full reveal next week.

The printing process of Odachi restaurant in Kuwait. produced 38 large-scale panels, the tallest exceeding two meters, i...
11/05/2026

The printing process of Odachi restaurant in Kuwait.

produced 38 large-scale panels, the tallest exceeding two meters, in a polymer reinforced with fibreglass, wrapping walls and ceiling into a single continuous surface.

The design, conceived by to echo Hokusai’s Great Wave, was generated through reaction-diffusion logic. Our job was to print it without losing that fluidity.

The ceiling panels overlap in successive layers, building the wave form from below. The deeper challenge was elsewhere: combining the organic pattern with non-planar printing pushed inclination angles beyond 45° in critical zones. Each required individual toolpath development.

Design by
3D printed by — for

29/01/2026

It’s lovely to see this big production.
Three robots printing the panel system for a restaurant.

Over the past two months, we’ve printed 38 custom panels, designed to recreate the movement of water across a surface. For weeks, this has been our facility: machines running at full scale, day after day.

Erfan led the engineering of the system, developing strategies to keep the pattern fluid — even in areas where non-planar printing pushed the limits of gravity.

Design of & 3d-printed by

01/12/2025

Behind the scenes of a panel we printed for ’s stand at Formnext.

Using their polymers made from 85% recycled water bottles, our team fine-tuned the printing parameters to ensure the material performed well, achieving a clean finish that highlights the potential of circular materials.

Prototype check.In this phase, we test geometry, tolerances, and surface finish directly at scale. Curves are evaluated ...
10/07/2025

Prototype check.

In this phase, we test geometry, tolerances, and surface finish directly at scale. Curves are evaluated layer by layer—how they behave, how they flex, how they hold their form. Every adjustment needed is transferred to the robot for a final 3D print.

This translucent module is a part of a larger structure we are currently developing.

The full reveal stays behind the curtain—for now.

Another Aire Collection left our facilities.Recycled plastic, reshaped into light.Now ready to illuminate new homes.____...
10/06/2025

Another Aire Collection left our facilities.
Recycled plastic, reshaped into light.
Now ready to illuminate new homes.
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Designed by for .
3D printed by

Dialed in and locked.Robots calibrated. Flow adjusted.Hit the path, Jack — and don’t you come back.
06/06/2025

Dialed in and locked.
Robots calibrated. Flow adjusted.

Hit the path, Jack — and don’t you come back.

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