Rebar-tying robot that self-locates, self-positions and self-ties 1,200+ rebar intersections per hour.
Material handling robot that lifts, carries, singulates and self-places bundles of transverse and longitudinal rebar.
Robotic-arm 3D concrete printing (3DCP) systems. The A1 is a compact system for residential and small commercial projects; the A1X adds an extended rail system for increased build volume.
Robotic construction system that 3D prints concrete buildings of up to two stories on site: Frank mobile printer, Gary material flow management and Mary material delivery.
Autonomous Lionel robots that paint washable floor marks for exhibitions and trade shows from DXF/DWG CAD files. Each robot makes 80 marks per hour. It is offered as a service, a lease or a purchase.
Lionel robots that mark fit-out layouts in data centers, logistics facilities and factories from DWG/DXF files. It is offered as a service, a lease or a purchase.
An autonomous downward-drilling robot using DEWALT SDS Max rotary hammer technology. It drills holes up to 1-1/2 in. in diameter and 14 in. deep, detects and cuts rebar, and extracts dust by vacuum.
Robotic panel-production unit housed in a 40 x 12 x 8 ft shipping container. It produces timber wall, floor and roof panels on-site, approximately 200 homes per year per unit.
Mobile robotic system for construction sites. It carries a rated effective payload of at least 20 kg and reaches up to 4 m in height on ceilings and walls.
Compact, collaborative mobile robotic system for precise construction tasks on sites with limited space or floor load. Payload is 10 to 20 kg and reach is 1100 to 1900 mm.
Autonomous solar piling system that combines survey, pile distribution, pile driving and inspection in one package, for installing utility-scale solar foundations.
A turnkey crew and automated factory for solar sites, from piles to mechanical completion. Rated at 0.5–1 MW per shift and 850–1,000 PV modules per day, with a 10-person crew and 1-day setup.
GNSS-guided construction layout robot. A laser pointer mechanism marks coordinates to 3/100 ft (8 mm) accuracy at up to 3 points per minute. Used for piling, drilling and foundations.
GNSS-guided construction layout robot. A spray-paint mechanism marks points to up to 1/10 ft (30 mm) accuracy at up to 8 points per minute. Used for earthworks and heavy civil construction.
Line-marking robot. A spray-paint actuator marks solid and dashed lines to sub-inch (25 mm) accuracy at up to 200 ft (60 m) per minute on paved surfaces.
Fixed-gantry 3D construction printer for buildings up to three storeys. Max print speed 250 mm/s, layer height up to 75 mm, layer width up to 500 mm. Produced in Denmark.
Rail-mounted mobile-gantry 3D construction printer for serial low-rise housing. Unlimited Y-axis print length, 11.91 m X, 8.3 m Z, max print speed 250 mm/s.
COBOD's largest 3D construction printer, a modular fixed gantry. Max print dimensions 30 m x 50 m x 13.5 m, max print speed 500 mm/s. For industrial, office and apartment buildings.
Construction layout system: the FieldPrinter robot, guided by a laser tracker, prints BIM layout on jobsite floors at up to 1/16" accuracy. Includes Dusty Portal and iPad app.
Truck-mounted bricklaying robot with a 32 m telescopic boom and Dynamic Stabilisation Technology. It lays up to 360 blocks per hour and builds walls up to three storeys high from the roadside.
Semi-automated, cordless ceiling-drilling robot that drills holes from BIM data for mechanical, electrical, plumbing and interior finishing installation work.
Track-mounted 3D construction printer with a 4-boom serial arm, 70 ft reach radius and 12,000 sq ft printable area per story. Sold with a pump and BuildOS software.
Design-build general contractor for 3D-printed construction. Projects include residential, commercial, social housing and military structures, built with the Titan and Vulcan systems.
Government-focused division developing robotic construction printing for military, workforce and mission housing and public infrastructure. Its first-generation system is Vulcan.
Autonomous robots that lay bricks on live construction sites, designed, built and operated by Monumental. Delivered on projects in the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and the United States.
Autonomous wall-finishing robot for painting, coating and drywall finishing on construction sites. Weighs 800 pounds, is 27 inches wide, and runs on 5 kWh batteries.
A mobile robotic work cell with one or two arms on a ground-level AGV, Genie scissor lift or Genie boom lift, up to 185 ft working height, for layout, drilling, installation and inspection.
Robotic system that places and secures rebar on concrete construction sites.
Robotic layout marking for construction sites.
Autonomous construction equipment for supervised material handling: lifts pallets with forks, moves loads through a defined work area and places them, with human verification on site.
Turnkey 3D construction printing system integrating robotics, material delivery, AI-enabled controls, training and field support, for housing and infrastructure projects.
Ceiling construction robot system with edge AI, in which multiple units work cooperatively as a swarm.
E35C robot paired with a Vermeer PD10 piling machine running UFR Autonomy. It installs steel piles for solar farm construction.
On-site construction 3D printers, including Crane WASP, Stand-Alone Crane WASP and WASP 3MT LDM Concrete, printing cement-based materials, local earth, natural mixtures, biopolymers and geopolymers.