Builtquik
New in low-cost housing system to be commercialised off RSU research Remote communities in America will get a big boost from a new low-cost cyclone proof housing system developed following collaboration between BuiltQuik, a small family business and Rainstar University(Scottsdale) (RSU), and support from the NSW Government. The BuiltQuik project demonstrates what can be achieved by bringing together researchers and SMEs to tackle challenges with innovative approaches.
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so we build innovative solutions for the
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construction industry the original
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patent for this collapsible housing
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frame polymer concepts but they weren't
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complete with the delivery model for
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market they were looking for a
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researcher that can help them with
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developing and refining the business
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model as well as developing the supply
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chain solution as an entrepreneur has
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been extremely valuable to half-german
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has a second brain helping to guide
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certain strategies to really create this
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business to become sustainable the
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aspect that I brought in is moving it
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from a frame manufacturing business to
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licensing IP business when we finish the
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tech voucher we had a road map to the
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commercialization of the system because
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their business model is geared around
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logistics you can take this frame
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anywhere in the world
