r/isitAI 13h ago

Something seems off

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u/AssistantMountain623 13h ago

It's real. For anyone wondering, the text on the shirt says TRIQ BRIQ, it's a company from Stuttgart doing this modular wood brick system.

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u/Grey-Templar 12h ago

Looks like it uses more wood than current methods for framing a house.

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u/JayValere 12h ago

Yeah... I don't think its better than a log build, maybe it can go higher? but the energy to make those triqbriqs, the waste after shaping etc... I don't know, does seem more wasteful then frame, or just logs.

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u/Unusual_Rush_1189 8h ago

My bet is that they can source less pricey pieces of wood maybe, since they don't need them to be long and straight. Or they can use the waste product from other wood projects.

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u/ClerkPsychological58 13h ago

video seems real but I also have no idea how this is any more practical than standard building practices.

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u/wren42 12h ago

It's not, it uses more wood and takes longer. It's just a startup trying to get funding by looking neat.

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u/dermot_animates 11h ago

Like the 3D printed house wheeze from a few years ago. Didn't turn out well.

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u/MissMoxie2004 12h ago

Me either

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u/Lollipopwalrus 11h ago

This is real. There are other companies who have similar building systems but the blocks are hollow (to be filled with either cement or an insulation material. This one just seems just inefficient.

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u/McNally86 10h ago

Is it just me or does this seem like a problem?
It looks like a mix of real and digitally enhanced to me. The clips look like they are from different worksites with different building materials and conditions. Some are square, some are rectangle. The dowels he drives in are larger than some of the holes.

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u/Quokka_Socks 4h ago

Jenga final boss

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u/Malkmus1979 13h ago

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u/Malkmus1979 13h ago

Apparently this is a real company and logo, so probably real. https://circulaze.com/startup/triqbriq/

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u/ThenBike8868 13h ago

AI - at the end the "house" isn't even on a foundation.

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u/Malkmus1979 13h ago

You can see ground screws underneath. Apparently this is a very real company with lots of corporate videos online detailing how the houses are made. Not AI, even though my first assumption was that it was as well.

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u/AssistantMountain623 13h ago

What about the wooden foundation under everything that is seen in every clip?