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There are people working on the automation part—e.g. https://www.buildcover.com/ https://www.buildcover.com/

• atlasunshrugged 4y ago
  Yeah absolutely! But even people like cover have to work around ridiculous regulations for the type of homes they can create and where they're allowed to put them. If you look at one of the main callouts for benefits, one is "We take care of zoning research, design, permitting, manufacturing, project management, and installation." So 2/6 of these are regulatory related benefits (zoning research, permitting) even for a relatively simple structure that will go in a backyard. Govs need to do much more to enable automation at scale for all parts of the construction process and for all types of dwellings