Apis Cor, an award-winning construction technology company, is making waves in the housing market by utilizing concrete 3D printing technology to build low-rise buildings robotically. The company aims to dramatically decrease construction times and reduce costs, allowing homebuilders to expand their construction output and meet the growing demand for housing. The startup has already raised nearly $1 million from retail investors to help scale the affordable housing solution. The US housing market currently faces a shortage of about 5 million homes, fueled by a lack of available human labor and material shortages. In response, Apis Cor seeks to introduce automation to the construction industry, providing builders with the technology to increase productivity, speed up construction times, and create affordable and durable housing. See Also: AI-Powered Smoothies Take Over: Blendid's Robotic Kiosks Shake Up the Food Industry Companies like DR Horton Inc. have gotten a name for building low-quality housing. This is largely a product of the massive demand for houses. DR Horton is incentivized to build houses as fast as possible knowing someone will purchase the homes due to such massive demand. But Apis Cor solves this by printing houses quickly and efficiently with their ...Full story available on Benzinga.com
Apis Cor is a Florida-based construction technology company that designs and constructs 3D-printed homes and offices for residential and commercial sectors.