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ADMARES industrializes sustainable housing design and manufacturing with Siemens Xcelerator
ADMARES aims to cut CO₂ emissions by 75%, reduce waste by 80%, and speed up housing production with its modular, digital-first smart factory.
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Siemens announced that ADMARES, a leader in industrialized housing, is using the Siemens Xcelerator open business platform to apply Siemens’ most comprehensive digital twin, advanced manufacturing and automation technology to design, build and operate sustainable and affordable housing.
Founded in 2016, ADMARES is a technology company applying advanced manufacturing techniques to the construction industry to build affordable, smart, connected and sustainable homes. Using highly flexible and modularized design combined with a clean sheet, digital-first, automated greenfield smart factory ADMARES is aiming to eliminate up to 75% of the CO₂ emissions associated with residential construction by generating 80% less material waste and producing at speeds that will revolutionize how the global housing crisis is solved by advancing the traditionally conservative construction industry.
At the core of its development is the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio of industry software. ADMARES has used Siemens’ Designcenter, Teamcenter and Simcenter software to design, validate and prove out its modularized housing designs. They create a comprehensive Digital Twin that accurately represents not only the final productized smart home but contains vital data about the manufacturing process that is used to develop and optimize its smart factory. This factory, powered by Siemens’ Opcenter manufacturing execution software and automation hardware, will achieve a takt time of 22.5 minutes per building unit, allowing the production of complete 1,400 ft² home in 45 minutes, delivered with building software for real-time monitoring of energy, water and air quality, making them fully connected smart homes.
www.sw.siemens.com

