The housing industry, while facing a critical shortage of homes, ironically struggles to embrace innovative solutions that could alleviate the problem. The way homes are built in the United States has remained largely unchanged for decades, resulting in a 50% decline in productivity since 1968. This reluctance to adopt new technologies and approaches has left the industry grappling with an aging workforce, soaring construction costs, and a backlog of nearly $3 trillion in unmet housing needs. This resistance to change, coupled with outdated building codes and a complex web of regulations, creates significant barriers for companies seeking to revolutionize home construction and address the urgent need for more affordable and sustainable housing.