We are excited to bring 3D printing technology to El Salvador, where we plan to print a community of homes this year.

I'm excited about the potential of 3D printed buildings and other technologies that can drastically reduce material usage.

We partnered with ICON, a robotic construction startup, to develop a 3D home printing machine, which is currently the largest in the country.

We have established pathways for rapid prototyping and agile fielding, but the challenge remains in transitioning successful prototypes to full production and deployment.

We are expanding our manufacturing capabilities in Los Angeles while also looking to other states and allied nations, as we believe there will always be challenges regardless of location.

3D home printing emerged as a potential solution to build homes faster and at a lower cost without compromising quality, addressing the global housing crisis.

We aim to democratize technology by sharing our innovations with other organizations to tackle various global issues.

When we announced our funding, we knew we had to quickly develop our international strategy to stay ahead of clones that were emerging in the market.

We are still in the early stages of scaling other modalities, indicating that significant advancements are yet to come.