Construction Robotics
MULE (Material Unit Lift Enhancer) is a lift assist device designed for handling and placing material weighing up to 135 lbs on a construction site SAM (Semi-Automated Mason) is a brick laying robot
ShareKey Facts
View key facts for "Construction Robotics".
Location
Company Stage
Pricing
Free Trial
No
Compatibility
Platforms
Project Phase Specialty
Project Type Specialty
Target Industry
Target Firm Size
Additional Information
Products
Mule135: MULE (Material Unit Lift Enhancer) is a lift assist device designed for handling and placing material weighing up to 135 lbs on a construction site.
SAM100: SAM, short for Semi-Automated Mason, is a brick laying robot designed and engineered by Construction Robotics. SAM100 is the first commercially available bricklaying robot for onsite masonry construction.
ABOUT
Construction Robotics provides ADVANCED, LABOR SAVING SOLUTIONS proven to reduce on site injuries and increase productivity so builders can improve safety, enhance the effectiveness of every team member and finish projects on time and on budget.
CHECK OUT CASE STUDIES AT: https://www.construction-robotics.com/case-studies-sam/
This page has been created by the aec+tech community. To edit this page
Case Studies (1)
View featured case studies using "Construction Robotics".
AEC Companies / Customers (0)
Discover companies and professionals that are utilizing "Construction Robotics".
Seems there is no item added yet!
Similar Tools
Discover similar tools to "Construction Robotics".
Built Robotics
building autonomous robots for the $1 trillion earthmoving industry. Built Robotics transform any excavator into a trenching robot with an easy-to-install aftermarket upgrade
Rugged Robotics
Building an autonomous vehicle that marks fully-coordinated A/E designs directly onto unfinished floors
Advanced Construction Robotics
TyBOT®, ACR’s first product, is a rebar tying robot that self-navigates, self-ties, and does not require programming or BIM plan input from the working crew. TyBOT’s partner, IronBOT, will lift, carry, and install rebar when it comes to market in 2022
