Texas-based 3D-printed construction and architecture pioneer ICON announced the commercial rollout of new machines, described as a “multi-story robotic construction system.” The Titan is designed to ...

Austin-based 3D printing and robotics startup appoints former U.S. Rep Will Hurd as head of its new space and defense ...

The company is partnering with NASA under a $57.2 million contract to develop construction systems that use lunar soil to ...

Icon, the Austin-based 3D-printing construction company, is selling its technology to other builders for the first time, allowing them to operate the company's latest robotic building system. Why it ...

Austin construction tech firm Icon is opening the door to builders who want to print their own projects. The company announced the public rollout of Titan, its multi-story robotic construction system, ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Local 3D-printed construction company, ICON unveiled new technology designed to build affordable housing during a South by Southwest event on Tuesday at The Long Center. The company ...

ICON, a leader in advanced construction technologies and large-scale 3D printing, announced today that it has received a contract awarded under Phase III of NASA’s Small Business Innovation Research ...

ICON, the global leader in robotic construction technologies and large-scale 3D printing, announced today the launch of ICON ...

Jason Ballard, CEO and co-founder of Austin-based construction startup Icon, envisions a future where the homebuilding process, powered by robots and artificial intelligence, could cost half of what ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — The future of 3D printed homes is closer than you think. Austin-based ICON announced on Wednesday that it will begin selling its 3D-printing technology to construction companies and ...

Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. The construction of a 3D-printed village at Wolf Ranch, Texas, is nearing completion. A spokesperson for ICON confirmed ...

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