MasterBuilder
Drawings to
production in
under a day
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All In A Day MasterBuilder converts your approved plans into data. Panels are grouped into install-ready packs, sequenced for production and on-site assembly.
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Know The Cost Detailed material take-offs are generated before production starts. See costs upfront and order only what’s required. No waste. No overruns.
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Digitise Your Catalogue Your existing home plans are digitised, making it easy to update and adapt, and ready to produce without reworking drawings for every project.
How it works
MasterBuilder takes your plans and makes them ready to build. It handles checks, quantities, and production data, then runs the Micro-Factory so panels are produced correctly the first time.
FAQs
Have a question? Here’s some frequent ones.
MasterBuilder is AUAR’s software ‘brain’. It takes housing designs and turn these into the instructions for the robot.
MasterBuilder is AUAR’s software platform that powers our production services. Homebuilders get access where needed, but AUAR handles setup, preparation, and production — so you don’t need to run new software or teams.
Three things, all included in the Micro-Factory usage fee:
Design-to-production automation:
Your designs are automatically converted into production-ready data with repeatable rules. This means no manual reworking or re-detailing is required.
Materials, quantities, and cost visibility:
Accurate material take-offs and cost information are generated upfront, so you can price, order, and plan with confidence, without having to do a separate spreadsheet exercise.
Production planning and execution:
Production is scheduled, sequenced, and managed using the same data that drives the Micro-Factory on site.
Typically: your existing house types (drawings or models), your spec standards and any available details, and any structural and compliance constraints you work to. If you have a pattern book or repeatable typologies, you will get results faster.
You get a consistent, build-ready package. That usually includes framing layouts, material take-offs, production-ready part or panel definitions, and export files such as IFC for coordination and downstream workflows.
For a typical home. It can be turned around in under a day once the setup are in place. First-time setup for a new customer takes longer because we align standards, constraints, and outputs.
Yes, via a simple connection layer. That includes design portals (like a Revit plug-in), web portals, factory tooling, and custom connectors to third-party services where needed.
Price is tied to production usage and part of a broader AUAR deployment.
It does not currently replace your full structural engineering workflow or automatically solve every real‑world constraint end‑to‑end.