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Our robots built this in the city of Almere: curved walls, different types of bricks and bonds, indented text. Real world deployment, insane complexity, 100% of every brick done by our robots, with another 15 houses to come in the coming weeks.

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11:03 AM · Oct 28, 2026

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Salar al Khafaji

@salar

Oct 28

I’ve long been obsessed with why our cities and buildings stopped being beautiful. A big part of the answer is economics: craft is expensive. Everyone thinks robots will make the world more affordable (they will). They’ll also make it beautiful again.

And we're hiring! It's a great time to join

i am so excited for the future

me too

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@1x_tech

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So cool. Hope it can make building cheaper!

that’s the goal!

indented text laid in brick by a robot still blows my mind

me too. we basically treat them as pixel art now, crazy

monumental is such a cool and important company.

I agree :)

beautiful, scale it up !

working on it!

Can you talk about this seam? Why is it necessary and why is it a little sloppy? Not trying to dunk just actually curious about what's happening here.

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Cayden McLaughlin, CFP®, EA

@CaydenWMcLaugh

10h

Kinda looks like old Bergen if built today

Salar - been following what you guys do for a while. Really cool! Question from a "have no idea about this perspective". How does your model fit vs the americanhousing.com narrative/model?

americanhousing.com

The American Housing Corporation

We're building an abundance of beautiful starter homes across the United States, in cities where families love to live.

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Robin Dechant

@robindchnt

congrats, this is really cool!

it's much nicer then the ugly 3d printer concrete buildings

Lekker bezig

Well done!!!!! and Congrats. It is said that introducing robotics into housing can reduce housing costs by 17%. I do not remember where i read that report, but do you have a rough estimate of saving?

This is insane!

How many humans supported? Unloading/setting up autonomous robots etc

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RAZA | AI EXPLORER

@razaaitech

Incredible to see robotics tackling real-world construction with such precision and complexity.

Substack

@Substack

Following the midterms?

Is this the construction of the entire building, starting from the foundation, or just the outer layer of bricks? Even the latter is impressive because it requires very hard manual labor.

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HowlingJeet

@HowlingJeet

Laying brick is one of the cheapest parts of a build. This is a waste of time. You need biped robots with the full list of worksite skills otherwise this is not scalable.