Imagine updating an old house like swapping out Lego blocks instead of doing messy construction for months. This project creates a set of pre-made 'kits'—like smart walls and 3D-printed facades—that fit perfectly into existing buildings. It uses digital scanning and AI to make sure everything fits and saves energy automatically.
Building renovation is currently too slow, expensive, and wasteful to meet carbon emission targets. Most processes are manual and fragmented, leading to high costs and user dissatisfaction.
A 'retrofit KIT' consisting of premanufactured smart walls, energy pods, PV-integrated panels, and a 3D printing system for facades, supported by a scan-to-BIM digital platform.
If you are a renovation firm dealing with long project timelines and high waste—this project developed a retrofit KIT and 3D printing system that reduces construction time by over 50% and waste by over 40%.
If you are a property manager dealing with high energy bills in old building portfolios—this project developed AI-driven energy pods and smart walls that reduce costs by over 25%.
If you are a manufacturer dealing with the need for customized green building parts—this project developed industrialised processes for smart walls and PV-integrated panels to increase productivity and quality.
Based on available project data, the industrialised processes and prefabrication are designed to reduce construction costs by over 25%.
Yes, the project focuses on industrialised and digitalised processes with six specific business models designed for upscaling and replication across the EU.
Based on available project data, the project delivers five highly exploitable integrated results, though specific licensing terms are not detailed.
It uses a scan-to-BIM process and the RE Suite platform to harmonize information flows and reduce sector fragmentation.
The project runs from July 2022 to July 2027, targeting near-market solutions by the end of the period.
The consortium is heavily weighted toward commercial application, with a 55% industry ratio. It includes 12 industry partners (8 of which are SMEs) and 2 large enterprises, indicating a strong push toward market entry. The presence of 22 partners across 9 countries suggests a broad European validation of the technology.
Contact Instituto Tecnológico de Aragón for details on the retrofit KIT and business models.
Contact us to connect with the INPERSO consortium for licensing prefabricated renovation kits.
