Omnis Building Technologies is developing CIBU, a modular home-building system that uses Composite Insulated Building Units to assemble durable, energy-efficient homes in days rather than weeks. Its panels are designed for fast construction without nails, screws, or power tools, while incorporating post-industrial waste and an R45 insulation rating. The company is also planning a new manufacturing facility in Bluefield, West Virginia.
Cuby Technologies, IncFounded in 2021, Cuby Technologies develops and deploys Mobile Micro-Factories—portable, integrated production systems that manufacture building components and assemble code-compliant homes near the jobsite. The New York City-based company combines proprietary hardware with its MMF OS software to make customized housing faster and with less on-site labor, while adapting the same platform to other building types. Cuby reports a 286-person team, with research and development in Eastern Europe and mass production in China.New York, NY
Steel River Building Systems, IncSteel River Building Systems is a modular construction company that manufactures buildings off-site in a controlled factory environment. They provide a complete and cost-effective alternative to conventional construction, focusing on quality, speed, and sustainability.321992POTTSTOWN, PA
Atlantic Structures North America IncAtlantic Structures North America designs and manufactures modular building structures around green structural insulated panels (SIPs), producing much of the assembly in controlled facilities for rapid deployment. Its panel system uses an internal steel stiffener to reduce the need for additional structural beams, and the company says more than 2,000 commercial structures have been completed with the framework. The team brings more than 30 years of experience to projects for private, public, and governmental clients, with manufacturing facilities in Oklahoma and Indiana serving deliveries across North America.NORTON, OH
Ouros MaterialsOuros Materials is an early-stage materials technology startup developing composite building panels that mineralize captured CO₂ during curing. Its low-temperature process combines ceramics and polymers to make panels designed to be fire-resistant, durable, and easier to machine, while using renewable energy and targeting lower costs than premium alternatives. The company is moving from university research through pilot production, with interior and exterior panels still in the prototyping phase.