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Diamond Age, a full-stack robotics innovator with the aim of using its technology to make homes more affordable, has announced that the first 3D printed homes built with its technology are now on sale in Casa Grande, Arizona.

Comment: The following is easily one of the most comprehensive assessments we've seen of the global elite's takeover of the West's food systems.... "Who controls the food supply controls the people; who controls the energy can control whole...

A nice secondary effect of writing this newsletter is getting an influx of responses when I write on a specific topic. Last week it was agtech. I expressed a bit of disappointment in the category. So many robotics firms have either failed or been acquired. That’s just kind of how it goes, here in robotics […]

/PRNewswire/ -- Century Communities, Inc. (NYSE: CCS), a top 10 national homebuilder, and Diamond Age, a full-stack robotics innovator with the mission of...

/PRNewswire/ -- Century Communities, Inc. (NYSE: CCS), a top 10 national homebuilder, and Diamond Age, a full-stack robotics innovator with the mission of...

Diamond Age, a robotics startup that is automating new home construction, raised a $50 million Series A round led by Prime Movers Lab.

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Hot on the heels from its $8 million fundraise just a few months ago, Diamond Age is back for a top-up, with a $50 million Series A financing to continue its mission to make homeownership more affordable by using 3D printing and robotics technologies to make home construction significantly cheaper — a welcome change in […]

Plenty is an agriculture technology company that develops plant sciences for crops to flourish in a pesticide- and GMO-free environment. Founded by Jack Oslan, Matt Barnard, Nate Mazonson, and Nate Storey in 2014, Plenty is backed by investors that include DCM Ventures, Group 11, Jeff Bezos, SoftBank, and SoftBank Vision Fund and is headquartered in South San Francisco.

Everything you need to need to know about the largest US startup funding rounds of January 2022; broken down by industry, stage, investors, and more…