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Cuby AI home design which Chandolin Construction will be bringing to Australia<\/p>\n
The Aussie dream is set be given a science fiction makeover, with aspiring property buyers told they could soon be served up houses created, designed and delivered by artificial intelligence.<\/p>\n
AI is set to muscle its way onto NSW construction sites as new technology is rolled out that promises to slash building times, cut costs and drag the state out of its deepening housing crisis.<\/p>\n
The AI-driven building systems are expected to help streamline the manufacturing of key housing components like framing and modular fittings, while guiding the assembly process on site.<\/p>\n
This would potentially smooth choke points in the construction process and help overcome critical labour shortages that have plagued the building industry since the pandemic.<\/p>\n
MORE: $1 homes set to change Sydney landscape<\/a><\/p>\n Cuby AI home building process in action<\/p>\n Chandolin Construction, partnering with Cuby Technologies, is one of the groups championing the AI rollout, with three pilot projects underway across the state and plans to roll out about 200-300 homes using the technology next year.<\/p>\n The plan from there is to scale up the technology for bulk housing production in larger estates.<\/p>\n Chandolin Construction director Sarah Dimitrievski said the process \u201ctransforms housing from a labour-intensive construction process into a digitally controlled manufacturing system\u201d.<\/p>\n The technology allows much of the construction process to be integrated into one production workflow, minimising the effect of weather delays, subcontractor bottlenecks and tradie wait times.<\/p>\n MORE: \u2018A real breakthrough\u2019: NSW\u2019s $1b guarantee for new home financing praised <\/a><\/p>\n Chandolin Construction Sarah Dimitrievski and Founder of Cuby Technologies Aleh Kandrashou<\/p>\n It deploys Mobile Micro-Factories (MMFs) \u2013 portable, containerised production facilities that fabricate home components.<\/p>\n Once kit is out the manufacturing site, the AI tech guides on how shipping containers should be packed for optimal construction. The containers are then sent to the building site. The process is QR coded.<\/p>\n \u201cIt drastically reduces the time, cost and labour required to build high-quality homes, delivering units in 30 to 60 days at a cost that is often one third below traditional methods,\u201d Ms Dimitrievski said.<\/p>\n \u201cThis unlocks the ability to scale housing supply rapidly, even in regions with tight labour markets or high material costs, making it an ideal solution for Australia\u2019s housing shortage.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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