The future of affordable housing. Sun-powered robots. Hemp-based walls. Zero energy construction.
The American dream of homeownership is slipping away. We need a radically different approach.
Median home prices have outpaced median incomes for decades. A typical family can no longer afford a typical home.
The construction industry faces a massive skilled labor shortage. There aren't enough workers to build the homes we need.
Energy prices keep climbing. Traditional homes lock families into decades of utility bills they can't control.
Traditional construction is slow, generates massive waste, and relies on a supply chain that keeps getting more expensive.
Four steps. One solar carport. A complete, energy-independent home.
A Chiko carport with solar panels is installed first, generating clean power on-site before construction begins.
A 3D Potter Scara Elite printer builds structural double-walls, powered entirely by the solar carport. No grid connection needed.
The double-wall cavity is filled with hempcrete — a carbon-negative, fire-resistant, pest-resistant insulation material.
The aluminum beam roof goes on, systems are connected, and the same solar carport now powers the finished home.
We're not just talking about it. Our founder is building his own home as the first proof of concept — documenting everything along the way.
Raised stem wall foundation elevates the structure above grade for storm and flood protection. Built to withstand Mississippi weather.
Double-wall printed structure using the 3D Potter Scara Elite, powered entirely by the on-site solar carport.
Carbon-negative hempcrete fills the double-wall cavity, providing excellent thermal performance and moisture regulation.
6061-T6 aluminum beams provide a lightweight, corrosion-resistant roof structure. No wood, no rot, no termites.
The Chiko Maximo carport generates power for construction and becomes the permanent power source for the home.
Every step documented. Every cost tracked. Building the playbook so others can replicate this model.
Purpose-selected hardware for off-grid, solar-powered construction.
Runs on standard 110V power. Prints concrete and hempcrete walls with precision. Designed for real construction, not prototypes.
Rated for 185 mph winds. Powers both the construction process and the finished home. Dual-purpose infrastructure from day one.
Full energy storage and management system. Store solar energy during the day, power tools and living systems around the clock.
Lightweight, corrosion-resistant roof structure. No wood framing means no rot, no termites, and a fraction of the weight.
Carbon-negative building material. Fire resistant, pest resistant, excellent insulator. Sequesters CO2 as it cures and for the life of the structure.
Raised stem wall foundation elevates the structure above grade. Storm and flood protection built into the foundation. Engineered for severe weather regions.
Apple Silicon runs on-device AI for home automation, voice control, energy management, and security. No cloud, no subscriptions, no data leaving the home.
Each home ships with a Mac Studio running local LLMs. No cloud. No subscriptions. No data leaving your house.
Apple Silicon powers on-device large language models that run entirely inside your home. Voice control, home automation, energy management, and security — all processed locally with zero cloud dependency.
Lighting, climate, security — all controlled by AI that learns your patterns and optimizes energy use automatically.
The AI monitors solar production, battery storage, and consumption in real time. It knows when to store, when to use, and when to conserve.
No monthly fees for smart home features. The Mac Studio runs everything locally. You own your home, you own your AI.
Building a replicable model for affordable, sustainable housing across rural America.
This isn't just one house. It's a construction method designed to be documented, refined, and replicated. Every material choice, every cost, every lesson learned becomes part of an open playbook for affordable housing.
We're targeting federal innovation grants across agencies focused on affordable housing, clean energy, and rural development.
Build the first home in Water Valley, MS. Document every step. Prove the model works, publish the costs, and validate the tech stack.
Use the documented playbook to build homes for early adopters. Refine the process, build case studies, and establish pricing.
Partner with rural communities, land trusts, and housing organizations. Deploy the model across the Southeast and beyond.
Veteran with 20+ years supporting the warfighter in defense contracting. Software engineer. Now applying systems thinking and engineering discipline to one of America's biggest problems: housing.
Roy is building his own home as the first proof of concept — putting his own money and labor on the line to prove this model works before asking anyone else to trust it.
Whether you're an investor, potential partner, future homeowner, press, or SBIR collaborator — we want to hear from you.
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