3D printing allows us to create homes using cement, which is a common and durable material, enabling us to build structures that are both strong and cost-effective. With 3D home printing, we believe we can reduce the cost of building a home from $6,500 to about $3,000 over time.

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

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.

The next decade will magnify the ability to build, making it accessible to many more people, which is an exciting prospect.

3D printing will disrupt regulations, making it impossible to ban physical objects like medical devices and drones.

It's exciting to be in front of so many people who want to build cool things.

I'm most excited about the potential of AI to dramatically increase the rate of scientific knowledge in society, which is essential for sustainable economic growth and solving global problems.

There's a lot of opportunity to innovate around hardware and form factors during this platform shift, and I'm excited to see what we will be doing.

We are committed to proving the effectiveness of our 3D printing technology before scaling it to other regions.