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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.
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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"There are now more formerly homeless people in housing on Earth because of our work for the Moon," the CEO told us. bizjournals.com/austin/news/…
Today on @TBPN: @JasonDBallard joins live to talk about ICON’s latest raise and what’s next for scaling Titan, the world’s most advanced construction system. Tune in ~ 2:55pm CST / 12:55pm PST
Happy Wednesday. On today's show:
- @JohnCUrschel (MIT/NFL)
- @bernhardsson (Modal)
- @Tyrangiel (The Atlantic)
- @nicolasosharp (Attio)
- @JasonDBallard (ICON)
- @DanielleAxman (Wilder Market)
- @neckelthomas (Fragment)
- Kabir Jain (Erewhon)
See you on the stream.
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ICON announced our $200M+ Series D today. I thought it was worth sharing again why we do what we do.
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NEW VIDEO OF LATEST 3D HOME PRINTER: BlackRock and Baillie Gifford bet big on Icon 3D printed homes cnb.cx/47S2bxU @ICON3DTech
A lunar base can’t be shipped from Earth. It has to be built from the Moon itself. Space Permanence Ep. 2 looks at how robots will turn regolith into roads, landing pads, and habitats.
Nearing completion of the 121 homes for the chronically homeless in Austin, Texas built with our robotic construction system for @mobileloaves







