ICON has announced a new suite of products and technologies designed to automate construction, including a new robotic printer that enables multi-story construction, a new low-carbon building material ...

Icon Technology is bringing a high-tech twist to its planned residential development in East Austin. The local construction company plans to build a dozen 3D-printed homes as part of an urban infill ...

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Giant robotic printers building a community of houses might seem like a far-fetched idea, but homebuyers in Georgetown could soon have the chance to own a house built using the futuristic technology.

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The edges of the Mueller neighborhood along Tom Miller Street are quiet, even as a dozen homes are being constructed nearby. That’s because they’re being 3D-printed by Austin-based construction tech ...

AUSTIN, Texas — A company that develops 3D printing technology and helps 3D-print homes and buildings around Central Texas is laying off employees. According to the Texas Workforce Commission, ICON ...

ICON, in partnership with real estate developer 3Strands, is bringing mass-market 3D-printed dwellings to its hometown of Austin. (Logan Architecture/Courtesy 3Strands) This is a departure for ICON ...

Winkler, Manitoba-based company offers spin weld drivers for secure installation of fittings on RV fresh water tanks, enhancing durability and performance. Engineered in-house by ICON's team of ...

ICON Technologies is a privately held corporation that provides innovative custom thermoformed solutions to OEM customers, helping customers enhance the functionality and practicality of their OEM ...

ICON Technologies Inc., which builds homes using 3D printing, is laying off 114 people, according to a WARN letter filed with the Texas Workforce Commission. A spokesperson for the company confirmed ...