Like most tech, the early stages are proving grounds on whether it's possible to do, now the challenge is feasibility in cost. The labor market for building homes is pretty one sided as well. Would it be fair to say the contractors who are actually on site doing the framing, putting sheathing, and hoisting rafters get less than $10 an hour in some cases? Don't get me wrong, I'm not personally attacking you or anyone who employs manual labor at such a low rate, but those costs place a strain on the working class. Technology was meant to make life more comfortable and accessible to the masses. I think that's the bigger picture here.