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What the jet engine did for transportation, our technology does for construction. A new era of construction has begun, and we're just getting started.
Our largest commercial structure is underway. 12,649 sq ft for ASCO Equipment in San Antonio, robotically printed walls carrying ~60 tons of steel, designed and built by ICON.
The future demands a new way to build, and we answer that call every day, building the technology that will shape how our world looks in this decade and the next. Want to change the way the world builds?
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Absolutely unreal presentation from @ICON3DTech CEO showing the whole design of their envisioned 3D-printed moon base
So inspiring 🥹🚀🌘🏗️ – at Titusville, FL
CEO of @ICON3DTech describing how their technology will unlock affordable housing for everyone while being key to building on the moon
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CEO of @ICON3DTech describing how their technology will unlock affordable housing for everyone while being key to building on the moon – at Titusville, FL
351 sq ft of beauty. The House Zero casita was printed in tandem with the 2100+ sq ft main home in a matter of days.
"The future can be incredible. Dignified shelter can become abundant. Beauty doesn't have to be unreachably expensive. Resilience doesn't have to be a luxury. The places we build can fill us with wonder." - @JasonDBallard
Read more --> "We Can Build the World We Want" xitter.twitterapi.xyz/JasonDBallard/status/2…
ICON announced our $200M+ Series D today. I thought it was worth sharing again why we do what we do.
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The people behind the build. In the field every day, they are innovating, creating, and bringing the world technology and homes unlike anything built before.
Join us in building a better future on Earth and beyond: iconbuild.com/careers
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A concept for building in remote places with a light footprint. Exploring what it looks like when advanced construction technology disappears into the landscape.
Another crewed mission the books at the simulated Mars habitat at NASA's Johnson Space Center built with ICON technology!
A year “on” Mars! 🔴
Our CHAPEA crew has spent 365 days living & working like astronauts inside their simulated Mars habitat at Johnson Space Center. Learn how their work — growing crops, conducting extravehicular activities, & more — is helping scientists prepare for future long-duration missions: go.nasa.gov/4Bhithq

ALT Members of NASA’s CHAPEA (Crew Health and Performance Exploration Analog) Mission 2 crew stands in their workspace after spending a year in their isolated and confined habitat at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston. (from left: James Spicer, Matthew Montgomery, Ellen Ellis, and Ross Elder). Credit: NASA
Throw back to the printing of Mars Dune Alpha, designed by @BIG_Architects. youtu.be/Sd3coOTCh_A?si=iez3…
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