PassivDom
Develops autonomous, self-learning modular houses using industrial 3D printing robots with carbon fiber, polyurethane, basalt, resins, and fiberglass, enabling off-grid living with solar power, water generation, and climate control.
- CEO / Founder
- Maxim Gerbut
- Team Size
- 11-50
- Stage
- Active
- Total Funding
- $1.5M
- Latest Round
- Seed
- Key Investors
- Horizon Capital; TA Ventures; U.Ventures; Dragon Capital
Technology & Products
Key Products
Microhaus (120 sq ft guest unit); mOne (400 sq ft one-bedroom home); mTwo (800 sq ft two-bedroom home)
Technological Advantage
Proprietary robotic 3D printing process for entire house frames (not just walls) using advanced composites (carbon fiber, fiberglass, polyurethane), achieving 20x less energy consumption than traditional buildings and 8-hour build times; defensible through trade secrets and process innovation.
Differentiation
Value Proposition
Delivers factory-assembled, furnished homes for same-day installation, with optional off-grid solar power and water generation. Current advertised starting prices are $35,000 for Microhaus, $160,000 for mOne, and $299,000 for mTwo.
How They Differentiate
3x faster build time than COBOD (8 hours vs. days/weeks) with full off-grid autonomy (solar, water, climate) vs. competitors focused only on structural printing; uses carbon fiber composites for 9x steel strength vs. standard concrete mixes.
Market & Competition
Target Customers
Individuals seeking off-grid, sustainable, mobile homes; vacation home buyers; eco-conscious consumers
Industry Verticals
Construction; Real Estate; Sustainable Living
Competitors
COBOD International; Buildink; Branch Technology
Growth & Milestones
Growth Metrics
Revenue $5.4M; Employee growth rate higher than industry average; First 100 houses delivered in January 2018
Major Milestones
2017: First prototypes and pre-orders launched; 2019: Rebranded to Haus.me; EU Horizon 2020 feasibility study (project ID 775836)