Built Robotics executives are fond of saying that their autonomous system for construction ... Capable of climbing stairs, opening doors, and regaining its balance, the robot can also be equipped ...

Enter Built Robotics, a San Francisco-based company that just raised $33 million in funding to fill that gap by turning equipment into robots. Built doesn't make new construction equipment.

What's really cool about this solution is that the company is offering to convert existing construction equipment and turn it ...

RIC Robotics just teased a 20-foot tall, AI-driven construction robot it ... and construction climbing along with them, the global shortage of construction workers and equipment operators ...

In construction automation, some robots add value to existing pieces of equipment. Built Robotics ... Gecko Robotics deploys wall-climbing robots capable of inspecting infrastructure including ...

Researchers have created a micro-robot whose electroadhesive foot ... expensive machines like construction equipment, generators, and scientific instruments require large investments of time ...

The difference being, this lidar is specially designed to work in the high-vibration, high-impact world of construction excavation. The lasers also allow the robot ... on the equipment and ...

The 240 g (8.46 oz) robot developed by the SFU researchers, which has been given the catchy name of the Timeless Belt Climbing Platform (TBCP-II) has been fitted with a multitude of sensors that ...

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