The AMTG R1 is a construction 3D printer on a pickup truck. It drives to the site on public roads under its own power — no crane, no flatbed, no assembly crew waiting.
From $480,000 ($360,000 without the pickup). The message is simple: the R1 prints where other machines can’t get to.
A robotic arm on a mobile chassis needs no portal to assemble — it arrives ready and starts printing within hours. One R1 can serve several sites in a week, moving between them on its own wheels.
No prepared pad, no heavy logistics. The machine prints where the work is: infill lots, remote locations, renovation sites, projects spread across several addresses.
For a small house that has to go up fast, nothing beats the robotic arm. The R1 drives in, prints the structure, and drives to the next site.
Need tracks instead of wheels? The R2 (from $450,000) carries the same robotic-arm architecture on a crawler platform for rough terrain around the job site.
Every AMTG system ships as a synchronized production unit — printer, concrete preparation station, foam concrete system, power generator — with a 12-month warranty and free operator training. Printing speed reaches 0.8 m³/h.
Big building, open lot — that’s a gantry job. Small house, tight schedule, hard-to-reach site — the R1 is ahead of everything else.
Send your project to info@amt-g.net — an application review matches the machine to the project before you spend anything.