Homes Built by Robots

Faster. Cheaper. Smarter.

The future of construction is here, with advanced AI-powered humanoid robots combined with human-in-the-loop inspections to ensure quality and conformance to architectural plans—making homes safer and faster to build and more affordable.

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Product Roadmap

Dog House

Design your dream dog house and we send 1 Optimus robot to your location to build it on-site. Fully customizable with weather-resistant materials.

Phase 1

Shed

Choose your layout and 2 Optimus robots arrive to construct a fully custom backyard shed. Perfect for storage, workshops, or hobby spaces.

Phase 2

Detached Garage

A team of 3 Optimus robots builds your detached garage from the ground up, including electrical wiring for lighting, outlets, and EV charging.

Phase 3

Home

5 Optimus robots construct your entire home—framing, electrical, plumbing, drywall, and finishing—projected to complete in weeks instead of months.

Phase 4

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The RoboHomes Process

How It Works

From uploading your architectural drawings to moving into your new home, our streamlined four-step process makes building with robots simple and transparent.

1. Upload Drawings

Submit your city-approved architectural drawings for review. Once approved, we begin robot training for your build.

2. Robot Training

Our AI system trains humanoid robots on your specific architectural plans, ensuring every detail is programmed with precision.

3. Materials Delivery

We deliver all construction materials directly to your site, organized and ready for our robotic construction team.

4. Construction & Inspection

Robots build your home at all possible hours with human inspections at every step, ensuring quality and conformance.

Human inspector reviewing robot construction

Why Robots?

Humanoid robots work continuously without fatigue, projected to complete construction in weeks instead of months. Every cut and installation is executed with millimeter accuracy, eliminating human error while projected to reduce labor costs by up to 70%. We project significant savings by automating framing, electrical, plumbing, drywall, and finishing work.

Labor efficiency improvement[1]	2x
Estimated labor savings to customer[2]	45%
Estimated safety improvement[3]	85%
Faster construction time[4]	57%

All figures are current estimates only and are subject to change. Actual results may vary based on home design, location, site conditions, and other factors.

Robot construction workers building a home

Notes:

[1]: Robots projected to work 15 hours/day (5am-8pm per noise ordinance), 6 days/week without fatigue, estimated to be nearly 2x more productive than human workers on 8-hour shifts, 5 days/week. These figures are only estimates and are subject to change.
[2]: Based on estimated 56% gross labor cost reduction. After RoboHomes estimated 20% margin, estimated labor savings to customer is approximately 45% per home. These figures are only estimates and are subject to change.
[3]: Construction site accidents expected to drop by 85% with robot automation. Robots would eliminate human exposure to hazardous tasks like working at heights, heavy lifting, and repetitive strain injuries. These figures are only estimates and are subject to change.
[4]: RoboHomes projects construction completion in 12-14 weeks vs. traditional 6-8 months. 7 robots working 15 hours/day, 6 days/week (90 hrs/week per robot) would complete projects 55-65% faster than traditional construction. These figures are only estimates and are subject to change.

California Use Case

Consider John and Cindy, first-time homebuyers in California evaluating their options. Based on current market data, purchasing an existing 3-bedroom home or building with traditional construction would both cost around $755,330. Our projections show that building with RoboHomes would cost $674,550—a projected savings of $80,780 that could be allocated toward upgrades, furnishings, and an emergency fund.

	Traditional	RoboHomes
New construction[1]	$755,330	$674,550
Projected savings[2]	$0	$80,780
Construction timeline[3]	6-8 months	12-14 weeks
Labor hours[4]	1,625 hours	1,625 hours