It arrives folded. It unfolds itself.

Ten Fold is now Segal's rapid-deploy line: pre-engineered buildings that transport at trailer size and unfold under their own power into full facilities in minutes — no foundations, no crane, one operator. Where printing makes permanence from local material, Ten Fold delivers instant, relocatable space. Two ways to deploy; one company.

< 10 min: Transport-folded to standing facility
~3×: Deployed footprint vs. transported
1: Operator. No crane, no foundation.

// UNFOLD

≈3× footprint · < 10 min

Ten Fold — now part of Segal

// THE ACQUISITION

Two deployment modes, one doctrine.

Segal's thesis is time-to-habitation. Printing collapses it for permanent structure built from the ground up. Ten Fold collapses it again, from the other direction: a finished building that folds onto a trailer and stands itself up wherever it lands.

The fit is exact. Print where you stay; unfold where you move. A printed shell anchors a community; a Ten Fold unit is the clinic that reaches the disaster before the concrete is dry — and relocates when the need does.

We acquired the patented deployment system outright and integrated it into the same survey, autonomy, and self-sustaining-systems stack. The unit that unfolds in ten minutes is now part of the same order book as the structure that prints in forty hours.

// THE LINE

EarthDEPLOYED

TF-MICRO · 28 m²