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Doing well by doing good. Apis Cor’s mission is to rethink and improve the construction process to make housing affordable and accessible. That’s why Apis Cor is committed to empowering small to midsize homebuilders rather than large corporations that have contributed to increased housing prices.
 
There are more than 350,000 small and midsize home builders in the US, and Apis Cor’s technology enables these builders to increase productivity, profitability, and product quality while delivering more affordable homes.
 
117 construction companies across the country are already committed to deploy Apis Cor’s patented robotic technology to combat skyrocketing housing prices.
 
Want to invest in the future of a 13 trillion-dollar market? Apis Cor, the industry’s most accomplished provider of construction 3D printing technology, is currently accepting investment from the public. The company plans to build a world-class manufacturing facility to meet the overwhelming demand from builders, and to lead the 3D construction industry which is projected to experience a 100.7% CAGR.

 

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Notable achievements include:

  • Guinness World Record for the largest 3D-printed building on Earth (Dubai, UAE).
  • First commercially permitted 3D printed building in America (Boca Chica, TX).
  • Apis Cor technology protected by 4 granted patents.
  • Unmatched print quality, speed, and ease of use. The self driving printer is transported to the site using a pickup truck and flatbed trailer, can begin printing just 30-minutes after arriving on-site, and can print a 2,000 sq.ft. home in as little as 40 hours.
  • Multiple first-place awards in NASA's Mars Habitat Challenge.
  • Approximately $2m raised from 500+ investors in 2021 on RegulationA+ and StartEngine.
  • 117 Letters of Intent from homebuilders across the country to use Apis Cor equipment, indicating potential demand worth billions of dollars.
  • Sales of the equipment are scheduled for Q2 2023 as well as pilot projects with early adopters located in TX, FL, AL, GA, CA, LA and MT.
  • Upcoming contracts with Alabama-based company to build 100 homes within 2023-2025 with plans to build 1,000 homes in the Southeast Region of the USA.
  • Apis Cor's goal by 2027 is to have 400 printers in operation being utilized by homebuilders with the potential to deliver at least 20,000 houses annually.
 
Join more than 500 people who have already invested in Apis Cor, a company that rethinks construction on Earth and beyond.
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