@kallaway This software turned home design into a video game #shorts It’s called Zuru.
It’s called Zuru.
Now on the platform, you can literally drag and drop any component you’d want in your home.
Walls, doors, windows, archways, high ceilings, staircases…
Everything is completely customizable.
And it feels like a video game, because they literally built the entire platform on top of the same game engine as Fortnite.
But here’s really why this is so powerful and unique…
Because the software is built with AI, all of your design choices are automatically pressure tested for real building codes.
The structural support, compliance, energy efficiency, weather patterns…it’s all automatically checked and incorporated while you’re designing.
And the plumbing, the lightswitches, the electrical…they’re all automatically laid in a single click.
This means literally anyone, even a 5 year old, could design a real home that could actually be built safely, anywhere in the world.
But the thing is…the design alone is only half the story.
Because on Zuru, once you design the home you want, you can just press print, and their robot factory will build and assemble the entire thing for you.
And this was the part that really blew my mind.
For every home or building, Zuru creates a digital twin of every single component and then feeds it into their fully autonomous factory.
First they print a mini-home at 1/4th the scale to test and make sure everything works.
Then, they feed the validated schematics into their megafactory that literally prints the entire building without any human intervention.
By automating the manufacturing, they’re bringing the cost of building down significantly…
People are gonna be able to build homes for 75% less than normal prices.
It’s gonna be wild
And get this…
Zuru bought up a bunch of the Malibu property that was for sale from the wildfires…
And so their next project…is to use this technology…to rebuild the California coast.
Follow @kallaway for more videos like this.
#tech #technology #ai #homedesign #realestate #architecture
The creator explains a new AI-powered home design software called Zuru. He details its video-game-like interface, its ability to automatically check designs against building codes, and its connection to a fully autonomous robot factory that can build and assemble the designed homes for a significantly lower cost, concluding with Zuru's project to rebuild parts of the California coast.
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This software turned home design into a video game #shorts It’s called Zuru.
It’s called Zuru.
Now on the platform, you can literally drag and drop any component you’d want in your home.
Walls, doors, windows, archways, high ceilings, staircases…
Everything is completely customizable.
And it feels like a video game, because they literally built the entire platform on top of the same game engine as Fortnite.
But here’s really why this is so powerful and unique…
Because the software is built with AI, all of your design choices are automatically pressure tested for real building codes.
The structural support, compliance, energy efficiency, weather patterns…it’s all automatically checked and incorporated while you’re designing.
And the plumbing, the lightswitches, the electrical…they’re all automatically laid in a single click.
This means literally anyone, even a 5 year old, could design a real home that could actually be built safely, anywhere in the world.
But the thing is…the design alone is only half the story.
Because on Zuru, once you design the home you want, you can just press print, and their robot factory will build and assemble the entire thing for you.
And this was the part that really blew my mind.
For every home or building, Zuru creates a digital twin of every single component and then feeds it into their fully autonomous factory.
First they print a mini-home at 1/4th the scale to test and make sure everything works.
Then, they feed the validated schematics into their megafactory that literally prints the entire building without any human intervention.
By automating the manufacturing, they’re bringing the cost of building down significantly…
People are gonna be able to build homes for 75% less than normal prices.
It’s gonna be wild
And get this…
Zuru bought up a bunch of the Malibu property that was for sale from the wildfires…
And so their next project…is to use this technology…to rebuild the California coast.
Follow @kallaway for more videos like this.
#tech #technology #ai #homedesign #realestate #architecture
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FUTURE HOME DESIGN
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75% CHEAPER
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This is the future of home design. It's called Zuru. And their AI software makes building your dream house feel like you're playing a video game. It's pretty wild. Now on the platform, you can literally drag and drop any component you'd want in your home. Walls, doors, windows, archways, high ceilings, staircases, whatever you worst. Everything is completely customizable. And it feels like a video game because they literally built the entire platform on top of the same game engine as Fortnite. But here's really why this is so powerful and unique. Because the software is built with AI, all of your design choices are automatically pressure tested for real building codes. The structural support, compliance, energy efficiency, weather patterns, it's all automatically checked and incorporated while you're designing. And the plumbing, the light switches, the electrical, it's all done for you in a single click. This means literally anyone, even a five year old, could design a real home that could actually be built safely anywhere in the world. But the thing is, the design alone is only half the tier. Because on Zuru, once you design the home you want, want, you can just press print and tier robot factory will build and assemble the entire thing for you. And this was the part that really blew my mind. For every home we're building, Zuru creates a digital twin of every single component and then feeds it into their fully autonomous factory. And by fully automating the manufacturing, they're bringing the cost of home building down significantly. People are gonna be able to build homes for 75% cheaper than normal. And get this, Zuru bought up a bunch of the Malibu beachfront property that was on sale from the wildfires. And so their next project is to use this technology to rebuild the California Coast.
