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Abstract digital illustration of a gantry-style 3D concrete printer building the walls of a modern home, with two operators observing the process. The scene blends warm construction tones, geometric shapes, and faint digital schematics in the sky—symbolizing the integration of robotics, software, and real-time workflows in residential construction. Let me know if you'd like platform-specific variants or shorter versions for image metadata fields.

Code to Concrete: How ICON’s Integrated Workflow Is Rewriting Residential Construction

Technology & InnovationBy Erin Flynn Jay

ICON is proving that integrated workflows, smart software and on-site robotics aren’t just the future of construction but are already reshaping how high-performance homes get built

Construction worker operates the Canvas 1200CX drywall robot, which autonomously tapes, muds, and sands a wall surface without blueprints or scans, streamlining interior finishing work on a modern jobsite.

No Plans? No Problem: How a Drywall Robot Is Reshaping Interior Construction

Technology & InnovationBy Emily Beyda

Canvas’s AI-powered drywall robot is speeding up interior construction, easing labor strain and finishing walls with precision—no blueprints, scans or lengthy setup required

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