Promise Robotics partners with D.R. Horton on physical AI for homebuilding

Promise Robotics partnered with builder D.R. Horton to produce parts for over 1,250 homes using automated microfactories. The platform translates architectural plans into robotic instructions to build floors and walls offsite. This model lets builders adopt prefabricated components without purchasing their own robotic factory equipment.

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