Construction is the last major industry untouched by technology. We tried to change that.

The panels were beautiful. The logistics were a nightmare. Construction disruption requires more than better products.

Every construction tech unicorn that died had the same problem: the technology worked, the industry didn't cooperate.

$647 million to build houses in a factory. Turns out the factory works. The business model doesn't.

Every city has different building codes. Customizing factory panels for each jurisdiction killed our margins.

Robots can build a wall panel perfectly. But installing it requires navigating unions, permits, and politics.