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

$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.

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

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

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