We envision a future where construction processes are completely

automated and buildings are developed by artificially intelligent

machines.

What are we solving?

Construction has been almost the same over the last hundreds of

years. Traditional processes are inefficient, expensive, dangerous,

and have negative effects on the environment.

Wired Magazine

Science Alert

“Singapore just launched

a plan to fill the city with

3D-printed homes”

The Facts

“The UN estimates that

by 2030, approx. 3 billion

people will require

housing and 3D printers

are one potential

solution”

“25% of Dubai’s buildings will be 3D printed by 2030”

Sheikh Mohammed, Ruler of Dubai

“Dubai unveils world's first 3D-printed office building”

The Facts

Quotes from a recent Deloitte study regarding the benefits of implementing 3D

printing in construction:

Due to a 50-70 percent

reduction in construction

time based on increased

automation

Due to 50-80 percent lower

labor costs, less wastage of

material as it is an additive

process, and potentially lower

financing costs due to shorter

execution time.

Due to the ability to create

customized and intricate

design, inbuilt insulation in

3D printed walls and a

higher sustainability

footprint due to the use of

recycled waste as part of

the raw material and

concrete.

Faster Cheaper Better

What are we doing about it?

We are developing a new system of construction that provides more

efficient processes in architecture, engineering, and materials that

revolutionizes the way we design and develop houses and buildings.

This system includes providing large-scale 3D printing technologies that can

automatically “print” houses and buildings based on the software designs.

The Cazza X1

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The Cazza X1

This Cazza autonomous robot automatically 3D prints

the concrete framework and formwork for the

foundation of a house. It can also be used to print

structures up to 5m in height and can print modules,

homes, villas, commercial building and unique

architectural structures.

The Cazza X1

*Robots can be lifted to build structures higher than 5m or can build modules that will be assembled as pre-fabricated modules for larger structures

Starts from USD $480,000

Safety sensor network: Equipped with a set of sensors which detect the presence of people, preventing on-site hazards.

Easy to control: Designed to require minimum training in Robot control and navigation.

Efficient: Designed to minimize human labour, construction processes are up to 40% more efficient

Robotic arm extender: Maximum frontal reach of 4.7m

Hydraulic height extender support base: Maximum total height reach 5 m*

Mobile tracked platform: 3.6 x 3.4 x 0.8m

Upgrades include:

• extended height

• extended length

• smoothing system mechanism for improved

surface finish

The Cazza X1 CORE

This Cazza autonomous robot automatically 3D prints

the concrete framework and formwork for the

foundation of a house. It can also be used to print

structures up to 6m in height and can print modules,

homes, villas, commercial building and unique

architectural structures.

The Cazza X1 CORE

Starts at: USD$620,000

Build for strength: A special set of covers to protect the robot, made in Carbon Fiber for increased durability in the field.

Field autopilot navigation: Capable to self-navigate the construction site, minimizing the possibility of positional mistakes.

Robotic arm extender: Maximum frontal reach of 4.7m

Hydraulic height extender support base: Maximum total height reach 6m

Mobile tracked platform: 3.6 x 3.4 x 0.8m

Upgrades include:

• extended height

• extended length

• smoothing system mechanism for improved

surface finish

• Autopilot navigation

*Robots can be lifted to build structures higher than 6m or can build modules that will be assembled as pre-

fabricated modules for larger structures

Design of the building or architectural structure is done using any design software.

Export existing design file of project. The 3D printing software will detect what can and should be 3D printed.

The machine is then brought onsite and set at printing location, the machine will then begin printing the concrete structures until the project is finished.

The 3D printing process with Cazza

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Examples of houses we can 3D print (designed by Cazza team)

How do we make money?

We provide Cazza’s construction robots, technologies and “ink”

(concrete, etc.) that work with the machines. We also offer design,

engineering and consulting services for 3D printing construction

projects.

The Numbers

Series A round size USD$80m

Projected revenue 2017 USD$45m

Our Team

Chris Kelsey - CEO (20) Fernando De los Rios - COO (27)

The Founders

The Founders

Founder - CEO, Chris Kelsey

• Former CEO of Appsitude an app development company

Founder - COO, Fernando De Los Rios

• Former COO of Appsitude

• Former CEO of Prix, Peru’s first online grocery store

Research and Development Centre

→ Engineering team lead by PHD in Robotics Engineering

→ Materials team lead by Postdoctoral fellow in Materials Engineering

• Computational engineers (Masters degree)

• Civil engineers (Masters degree)

• Mechatronic engineers (Masters degree)

• Power fluid engineers (Masters degree)

• Electrical engineers (Masters degree)

• Automation engineers (Masters degree)

Team consists of:

Activity in Dubai

Selected to be a part of the Dubai Future Accelerator program

30 participants chosen from all over the world

Collaborated with Dubai government to establish building standards and codes for 3D printing

Currently, working with several large construction companies in Dubai on the planning and design for several housing projects.

Projects expected to start Fall 2017

Project in Dubai to lead to a 5k housing project

Competitors1) Win Sun

2) Apis Cor

We use advanced concrete mixes with new ways of reinforcement.

We are the only 3D printing company who sells the technology

Our technology offers features that are not offered by our competitors :

• Self Automated – programmable to analyze the site and begin printing without human

intervention

• Human sensors – Increases safety on site by detecting the presence of humans

• Mobile – Ability to be operated from a distance using our software

www.cazza.co