Promise Robotics and D.R. Horton Collaborate on Physical AI to Transform Homebuilding
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Promise Robotics has announced a multi-year partnership with D.R. Horton to enhance homebuilding efficiency through its Factory-as-a-Service model. This collaboration aims to produce over 1,250 homes in the U.S., addressing the construction industry's challenges of fragmentation and slow technology adoption.
The partnership is significant as it introduces physical AI to modernize homebuilding, which has historically lacked the production infrastructure necessary for scalability. Ramtin Attar, co-founder and CEO of Promise Robotics, emphasized the need for a new production model to meet the growing demand for housing while overcoming labor shortages and rising costs.
Looking ahead, Promise Robotics is focused on expanding its capabilities in the homebuilding sector. The company is leveraging advanced robotics, AI, and software to streamline the construction workflow, making its technology accessible to builders across North America. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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