This project aims to serve the national interest by developing a skilled workforce capable of deploying robotic additive manufacturing in the construction industry—an emerging technology that is critical for increasing productivity and addressing persistent labor shortages in infrastructure development. Additive manufacturing in construction, commonly known as 3D printing, utilizes robotics and advanced materials to fabricate building components and, in some cases, entire structures. Despite its growing relevance, current construction professionals and tradespeople rarely have opportunities to gain hands-on experience with these advanced technologies. To bridge this gap, the project will implement an immersive experiential training program that enables experienced workers to pivot into careers in construction automation and advanced manufacturing. Participants will gain practical knowledge in robotic 3D printing technology, including equipment operation, safety procedures, design for additive manufacturing, and quality control of printed construction elements. Through partnerships with construction firms, robotic printer manufacturers, labor unions, and workforce development agencies, the project will support national efforts to modernize the construction workforce, broaden participation in STEM fields, and accelerate the adoption of emerging technologies in the built environment. The project will develop and evaluate the Robotic Additive Manufacturing Experiential Immersi