Reframe Systems, a Boston-based startup applying physical AI to housing, has raised $20 million in Series A funding.
The round was led by Eclipse and VoLo Earth Ventures, with additional participation from MassMutual Catalyst Funds, Cubit Capital, Planetary Health at RA Capital Management, Saga Ventures, and Nor’easter Ventures.
The company plans to use the investment to scale its operations and advance product development.
Founded by Vikas Enti, Felipe Polido, and Aaron Small, Reframe Systems develops technology to automate the homebuilding process. The company operates regional microfactories that use robotics and proprietary software to deliver housing faster and at lower cost, while reducing reliance on skilled labor.
Reframe’s network of AI-driven microfactories can be deployed in around 100 days. Once operational, a facility can produce up to five single-family homes per week.
These factories aim to streamline construction by:
Customizing homes to local codes and conditions using Reframe’s “pixels to parts” software.
Automating key processes such as framing, sheathing, and insulation with vision-guided robotics.
Assisting builders and apprentices through material marking and digital instructions for complex tasks.
The company positions its technology as a response to the housing shortage and the constraints of traditional construction methods.
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