Apis Cor

Following the last video update (snapshot #1), here is a sneak peek at the model house interior - still a work in progress! 👀 The purpose of constructing this model house is to not only test the capabilities of our current technology, but to also learn what can be improved in the process. For example, we were able to test new G-codes and fine tune the seamless relocation of the 3D printing robot, Frank. Stay tuned for more updates to come on the fully printed, to-be-finished model house! #3Dprinting #constructioninnovation

Our current offering just hit $500K! THANK YOU 🙏 This means Apis Cor has received $3.8M in Total Investments across Crowdfunded offerings. Wow! We are looking forward to putting your investments into good use by continuing to develop the best-in-class #3Dprinting technologies and to enable #housing to be built faster, cheaper, and better. More updates to come! FYI, if you aren't yet an #investor and want to join the 2,500+ people who are invested in Apis Cor, you can do so at https://hubs.la/Q02L-bvC0 Cheers 🤖 🥂 #3Dprinted #constructioninnovation

Happy Friday! Excited to share our most recent feature, which links up nicely with the session on wall anatomy from yesterday: According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the U.S. was hit by 28 billion-dollar disasters in 2023, more than in any other year. Causing a total of $92.9 billion in damages, these disasters included tropical cyclones, tornadoes, flooding, wildfires and other severe weather events. For homeowners in the U.S., where soaring house prices are pushing more and more people to live in disaster-prone areas, the increase in natural disasters is particularly concerning. Why are concrete homes the future? 🔥 Unlike wood or steel, concrete is inherently fire-proof, making it significantly more resilient to the destructive forces of wildfires. 🌀 Concrete also has high structural strength and is, therefore, often more resistant to earthquakes, tornadoes and hurricanes. 💧 Concrete structures (depending on the mix used) are usually less susceptible to water damage, a critical advantage in flood-prone areas. How is Apis Cor helping to build community resilience? 💪 Our 3D printed houses are resistant to hurricanes and earthquakes. Walls built by Frank and company are structurally identical to concrete block walls. This means that Apis Cor's 3D printed walls are reinforced with rebar, and attached to the roof and foundation in the exact same way that the well-documented and widely-accepted concrete block walls are reinforced and integrated into the roof and foundation. 🏠 Apis Cor's walls and materials have been tested using third-party, independent labs. Thanks to the design flexibility of 3D printing, structures built using the technology can also be tailored to meet specific safety requirements such as resilience to natural disasters. For example, walls could be printed thicker or specially-shaped to withstand high winds during tornadoes and hurricanes. 🌪️ The applications of these 3D printed concrete homes extend far beyond residential construction. The technology can also be used to build schools, community centers and other federal buildings that can serve as shelters during hurricanes and tornadoes. For example, a concrete 3D-printed school or community center could be used as a sturdy shelter for residents during an emergency. Read the full article at: https://hubs.ly/Q02LxJ0w0 #3Dprinting #constructioninnovation

Hope your week is going well - summer is in full swing! Do you know the anatomy of 3D printed walls, such as their strengths, weaknesses, and how they are constructed? We have just the clip in Apis Cor University 🎥 Key topics covered include the 3 main types of 3D printed wall systems (6HP, 8PB, 12PB) and what they are each suited for, as well as the construction process (foundation, 3D print layers, rebar, insulation). So much nuance for the most common part of home! You can find more Apis Cor University content at https://hubs.la/Q02Lwd5J0 #3Dprinting #constructioninnovation

Happy Friday! We have a video update on the Model House - the exterior looks VERY different now 👀 Can you tell that this is a #3Dprinted house? We think it looks pretty good so far 🏠 ✨ View on YouTube: https://hubs.la/Q02KPQnj0 #3Dprinting #constructioninnovation

This September, CEO and co-founder Anna Cheniuntai will be speaking at #Blueprint2024 in the session "Partnering with Production Builders". Details 👇 Session Description: Creating partnerships with major builders and piloting new projects can be an exhilarating and fraught process for startups looking to get a foothold in the home building industry. This session will look at how three startups have forged partnerships with production builders, and how they navigated some of the more difficult issues along the way. Date: September 17, 2024 Location: The Venetian, 3355 South Las Vegas Boulevard 🗣️ Speakers: Anna Cheniuntai, CEO & Co-Founder, Apis Cor Tomas Garcia, CEO & Co-Founder, Arx City Cole Young, CEO, Diamond Age 3D Moderator: Jenna Louie, Chief Innovation & Strategy Officer, Ivory Innovations If you are interested in attending, we have a discount link at: https://lnkd.in/eQjyjftd Hope to see you there! #BlueprintVegas #realestate #construction #proptech #contech Blueprint: The Future of Real Estate

In addition to producing 3D printing equipment (such as Frank and Gary) and material, we have an educational program gearing up the next generation of construction operators! 👷♀️👷♂️ Apis Cor University started in 2021. Since then, 650+ people have enrolled. You can learn more at: https://hubs.la/Q02Kr3_L0 Here's an overview: Apis Cor University is the world's first knowledge base dedicated to the advancement of automated construction technology, specifically construction 3D printing. This is a set of comprehensive and interactive online courses about emerging technology. ACU's mission is to educate, inform, and inspire builders to transform the way structures are designed, built, and operated. Our goal is to equip people with new skills and knowledge to keep pace with emerging trends. Construction 3D printing technology has created new and exciting career opportunities for those determined to build a better tomorrow! This is a segment on geometric code (G-code) 🎥 #3Dprinting #constructioninnovation #ApisCorUniversity

Happening soon: we are hosting the second customer webinar of the year TODAY at 1pm ET / 10am PT. Come join and learn about why people are pumped about Apis Cor! RSVP at: https://hubs.la/Q02Kf_YR0 #3Dprinting #constructioninnovation

Happy Friday! Here's a new, 30-minute long podcast episode from Construction Genius. Host Eric Anderton and our own Anna Cheniuntai discuss the current state of 3D printing, the challenges faced by the industry, and the future potential for everyone involved. Some highlights and hot takes: 🤖 The construction industry has been using large Gantry printers, which are not scalable and require a lot of resources to deploy. Apis Cor has a new type of 3D printer, Frank, that is more mobile and can be operated by just one person. 🏗️ Apis Cor used its technology to print the world's largest 3D building, a two-story office in Dubai. This printer can also be used to print a variety of structures, including sound barriers and seawalls. 🦺 The company is now working on ramping up production and training people to operate them. In addition, the team plans to develop new 3D printing materials that can be used in different regions. 🚀 Apis Cor believes that 3D printing will change how houses are built for the next millennium. In the near future, the vision is to produce 1,000 printers and have them in operation within the next 10 years. Find the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or your favorite listening app! Apple: https://hubs.la/Q02JTzdj0 Spotify: https://hubs.la/Q02JTCHz0 YouTube: https://hubs.la/Q02JTHqm0 If you want to attend the Customer Webinar next Tuesday, please RSVP ASAP: https://hubs.la/Q02JTqck0 Have a great weekend everyone! #3Dprinting #constructioninnovation

This photo shows the future of fully remote, tele-operation of 3D printing 👀 Recently, we successfully tested remote tele-operation of our 3D printing process. That means the physical printing was happening in Apis Cor's Florida HQ while the operator was based in California. Our Florida crew did not touch any button to start, control, or finish the printing process. They only changed the buckets for concrete during the cleaning. ✨ This is a huge advancement because it opens up new opportunities when it comes to hands-free printing, such as in cases of operator shortage or dire need for quick deployment. Examples include post disaster areas, military operations, or just very remote areas where shelters and housing are badly needed. 🤖 🏗️ 🏡 Tele-operation also creates better work opportunities. Imagine you can be in the comfort of your own home while remotely printing a house thousands of miles away. Would you want a job like that? Thanks to your support, we are getting closer to this exciting future! Join us at https://hubs.la/Q02JLGJ40 #3Dprinting #constructioninnovation