In the first episode with a public company CEO on the Automate Construction podcast, we get to hear all about FBR from CEO Mike Pivac himself with incredibly candid insights to the challenges and things to look forward to.

UTU CEO Roman Shvets tells us about the printer they invented which accepts dry powder delivered to the extruder head mixed right before printing! This is an incredile innovation which has the potential to drastically reduce the waste found in long concrete hoses used by other systems.

Founding Partner Vivin Hegde and Investment Analyst Margarita de la Peña join me for an exciting and thorough industry overview of every construction automaton company there is on their Market Map! This episode is particularly exciting because it branches far beyond the realm of 3D printed construction which we have covered extensively, into new realms of construction automation which also may have promising futures.

On this episode of the Automate Construction podcast we talk with Michael Butler CEO & Founder of Spacecrete.

https://spacecrete.com/

When I heard there was a company framing prefabricated wall sections with robotic arms and no physical human intervention I had to see it for myself! In this episode we get to hear Brents incredible story of his military service, family, and entrepreneurship. The mission is simple, solve the housing crisis with robots!

Director of 3D Printed Architecture at IAAC University Edouard Cabay joins me for a fascinating dialogue around design for 3D printed buildings and a future of robotics in construction.

https://iaac.net

After a successful business venture in small concrete product automation, this guy built his own large scale concrete printer and now seeks to bring increased automation to the concrete printing processes which we are watching evolve on this podcast.

Macro 3D Founder Tom Macrokonis joins me to discuss his vibrant entrepreneurial journey, goals, and motivations in the world of construction automation. His intrigue in blending various construction materials on the job site like steel concrete and lumber should be a promising strategy for bringing automation to the masses.

Really excited to have Luai Kurdi on the podcast again! In our first episode Luai was working at Besix 3D where he was their champion of 3DCP tech. After some years with them in the middle east Luai decided it was time for him to venture out on his own to start Print 4D.

https://www.print4d.xyz/

Today I get Berry on the podcast for the 3rd time, our first podcast was a virtual tour through the Cybe facility and then I went to the Netherlands and got an operator certificate for their system. While in the Netherlands we did a second episode in person nearly 2 years ago and now we are in Florida discussing the first permitted 3D printed home built on site with a robotic arm in America.

https://cybe.eu