About this organization
Organization Name: Built Robotics
Organization Solution and Services
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PV/Solar Components, Tracker, Junction box, connectors, Racking and Mounting Eq, Module-level monitoring, Solar line manufacturing Machine
- Engineering
- Construction
Organization Types:
- Organization Size: Revenue under 10M
- Organization Years In business: 5-10 Years
Revenue: $8 Million
Organization Information : Founded in 2016, Built Robotics in San Francisco by Noah Ready-Campbell, specializes in construction robotics. The company focuses on transforming heavy equipment into autonomous robots using AI technology. Their mission is to improve efficiency and safety in construction, addressing challenges like global warming and housing shortages. The flagship product, the Exosystem, is an aftermarket upgrade that converts traditional heavy machinery into fully autonomous robots. This technology automates repetitive tasks, enhancing productivity and reducing risks on construction sites. Built Robotics' robots are utilized for various applications, including pile driving, trenching, grading, and digging foundations for wind turbines. The company has formed strong partnerships with major construction firms and the International Union of Operating Engineers to train members in operating their technology. With over $114 million in funding, including a significant Series C round, Built Robotics is positioned for growth. Their commitment to automating tasks aims to bridge the workforce gap in construction, particularly in renewable energy sectors, while contributing to critical infrastructure development.
Other Information: Founded in 2016, Built Robotics in San Francisco, specializes in transforming traditional construction equipment into autonomous robots. Their flagship product, the Exosystemâ„¢, is a retrofit kit that integrates GPS, LiDAR, cameras, and AI software to enable heavy machinery like excavators and bulldozers to operate autonomously. This technology enhances safety and efficiency on construction sites by automating tasks such as excavation, grading, and trenching. In 2023, the company introduced the RPD 35, an autonomous pile-driving robot designed specifically for utility-scale solar projects, capable of installing up to 224 piles with millimeter precision. Built Robotics' solutions address labor shortages and aim to accelerate infrastructure development, particularly in the renewable energy sector. The company has raised over $114 million in funding and collaborates with organizations like the International Union of Operating Engineers to train workers in operating autonomous equipment.
