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Startup Pitches 3D Robotic Construction for Housing Crisis

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Vitruvian, founded by Chris Sentz, specializes in designing and building 3D robotic construction printers that use special cement mixes to print homes and infrastructure. The company’s goal is to address the housing crisis locally, nationally, and internationally. Vitruvian participated in the Youngstown Business Incubator’s seventh annual Shark Tank competition.

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The company’s focus on 3D robotic construction and specialized cement mixes relates to methods of building and infrastructure development. The pitch was part of a fundraising competition involving local business founders and owners.

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