Building the Future with Recycled Plastic: How ATLAS is Rethinking Construction
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Building the Future with Recycled Plastic: How ATLAS is Rethinking Construction
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What if we could fix the housing shortage and clean up waste plastic at the same time? On this episode of Throttle Up, host Justin Starbird sits down with Matt Pouliot, co-founder and CEO of ATLAS, following their showcase at bluShift's rocket engine test, to talk about how his team is turning unwashed waste plastic and fiberglass into structural building materials.
Matt shares how his background in construction and Maine politics led him to large-format 3D printing. Instead of waiting days for concrete to cure or dealing with rotten wood, ATLAS pre-engineers structural components, from footings to full bridge kits, that snap together on site like Lego blocks.
They dive into the realities of scaling physical hard tech, why dirty plastic recycling is a game-changer for water conservation, and how building a local manufacturing ecosystem in Maine helps tackle real-world problems that software alone can't fix.