Sixty-six robots on the Nampa floor. Modules leave about 80 percent complete.
Autovol closed 2025 at about $125 million in revenue from the Star Road plant in Nampa. The number is the output of a 410,000-square-foot volumetric line - ABB six-axis arms framing walls, floors, and ceilings, then Solutioneers finishing plumbing, wire, paint, cabinets, and appliances before the box leaves Idaho.
Sixty-six robots work the floor. Modules ship about 80 percent complete. Five a day is the stated clip. The Pacific Companies sets them on California sites. The factory is the product: one plant, one western radius of about 800 miles, apartments that arrive as rooms instead of lumber packages.
Nampa is not a pilot cell. It is a housing plant that already books eight-figure years. The argument on this floor is cadence, not whether robots belong in multifamily.

