Companies

Boston Dynamics

Spot is now a regular on jobsites - scanning, safety walks, and as-built capture on terrain wheels cannot handle.

Dusty Robotics

Prints full-scale BIM layouts onto slabs so every trade works from the same floor drawing - no chalk lines, no tape.

FieldAI

The brain, not the body. Field Foundation Models run on Spot and other platforms - hundreds of live sites, three continents. DPR, Big-D, McLaren, Innovo in Dubai, Caterpillar. BuiltWorlds’ highest-rated robotics company among GCs in 2026.

BotBuilt

Robotic timber factories that tolerate real lumber - knots, warp, and all - then ship framed walls to site.

Built Robotics

Aftermarket autonomy for excavators and pile drivers. The Exosystem bolts onto existing iron in a day.

Gravis Robotics

RACK retrofits excavators with terrain-aware autonomous digging. Swiss perception stack, existing iron.

ICON

Robotic concrete printing for homes, barracks, and neighborhoods. Titan prints structural walls up to 27 feet high.

Advanced Construction Robotics

TyBot ties rebar and IronBot places it. Built for bridge decks and heavy civil - the work crews least want to do by hand.

Automated Architecture

Robotic micro-factories that manufacture modular timber housing close to the site - distributed making, not a distant plant.

Baubot

Fischer Group’s mobile construction robot. Drills, marks, measures, and installs from the digital plan - including inside tunnels.

Brokk

Remote-controlled demolition robots for interiors, nuclear, and high-risk teardown. The original steel collar on a compact chassis.

Canvas

Now part of JLG. Automates drywall finishing - spray, sand, repeat - so crews stop eating dust for twelve-hour shifts.

Caterpillar

Cat Command lets one operator run heavy iron remotely or semi-autonomously - mining, civil, and the big cuts.

Civ Robotics

CivDash autonomously stripes roads and civil sites - up to 16 miles of linework in a day, operators out of traffic.

COBOD

The most widely deployed 3D construction printers. BOD systems are printing in 35+ countries with an open-source material approach.

Conjet

Hydrodemolition robots. High-pressure water instead of jackhammers - removing bad concrete without wrecking the steel.

CSC Robotics

Autonomous ceiling and wall drilling from BIM. Hangers and sleeves on Asian high-rises without a week of layout.

FBR

Hadrian X is a truck-mounted blocklaying robot that builds structural walls from a digital model, outdoor, in weather.

Finish Robotics

ANDY sprays coatings and plaster autonomously. Another Pittsburgh shop, another trade that wrecks lungs.

GoLe Robotics

Cloud-planned autonomous material transport tied to the digital model. Korean site logistics, not a forklift with a sticker.

Hilti

Jaibot is a semi-autonomous ceiling drilling robot that executes BIM-coordinated overhead work with dust extraction built in.

HIVE

Retrofit kits so one operator can run multiple machines remotely or autonomously. The labor math of earthmoving, rewritten.

HP SitePrint

HP’s imaging precision applied to slab layout. Prints MEP and architectural markings directly onto concrete.

KEWAZO

LIFTBOT is a battery-powered robotic hoist that rides scaffolding and delivers materials to height - the carry that eats most of scaffold assembly time.

Mechasys

Robotic layout and installation for MEP - hangers, sleeves, and overhead components placed from coordinated BIM.

Mighty Buildings

Now under LUMUS. 3D-prints a UV-cured composite lighter than concrete, near-zero waste, for factory-made housing.

MYRO

AI-guided interior finishing robots for coatings and surface treatment across large commercial floor plates in Asia.

Okibo

EG7 is a fully autonomous painting and drywall finishing robot. No site prep, no external tracks. Over a million square feet finished.

Promise Robotics

Factory-as-a-Service: off-the-shelf industrial robots turned into AI production lines for homebuilders.

Raise Robotics

Multipurpose platform for high-risk install work - curtainwall brackets, overhead drilling, facade layout on high-rises.

Rugged Robotics

Layout as a service. A yellow-wheeled printer that puts the drawing on the slab so industrial and commercial jobs stop snapping chalk.

ScoutDI

Rugged inspection drones for GPS-denied industrial interiors. Norwegian confined-space flying for tanks and plants.

SQ4D

ARCS prints footings, slabs, and walls on-site with ordinary store-bought concrete. Built the largest permitted 3D-printed home on record.

Teleo

Remote operation of standard heavy equipment over the internet. One experienced operator, multiple machines, no relocation.

Toggle Robotics

Industrial robots pre-assemble rebar cages offsite for transit, bridges, and energy - then deliver them to the deck.

Unitree

Hangzhou quadrupeds. The B2 walks plant stairs and unfinished decks that a wheeled scanner will not - industrial inspection, not a living-room demo.

Voliro

Tilt-rotor drones that fly ultrasonic probes into contact with steel. Inspection where a rope team used to go.

Xpanner

Korean-founded, California-based autonomous excavation. Terrain modeling and machine control for civil cuts.

Apis Cor

Mobile 3D concrete printers that sit on the plot and extrude the walls. Florida shop, global demos.

Bedrock Robotics

Waymo-alumni autonomy for 20–80 ton excavators. Supervised mass excavation already moving tens of thousands of cubic yards.

Branch Technology

Cellular fabrication - robots print freeform lattice that becomes facade, formwork, or structure. Chattanooga, not a coastal demo.

Construction Robotics

SAM, the Semi-Automated Mason, lays brick with a human mason - lifting, placing, and keeping pace on commercial walls.

CyBe Construction

Mobile 3D concrete printers on a tracked arm. Prints on-site or in the yard, then the element goes on a truck.

Cyphra Autonomy

Autonomous jobsite haulers. No training, no setup - rented to contractors who are tired of sending a person for a pallet.

Daedong Robotics

Autonomous mobile robots for material movement on live, unstructured Korean jobsites.

Diamond Age

Robotic home construction. Phoenix, printed and assembled housing aimed at the shortage, not a pavilion.

Flo Mobility

Electric autonomous material movers for Indian construction sites. Last-mile site logistics without a diesel mule.

Flybotix

Confined-space inspection drones for tanks, ducts, and tunnels - the voids a conventional UAV cannot enter.

Gecko Robotics

Wall-climbing robots plus Cantilever AI for inspecting boilers, tanks, bridges, and the infrastructure that holds cities up.

German Bionic

Cray X powered exoskeleton. The lift, the carry, the back that used to go out on Thursday.

Hyperion Robotics

Robotic 3D printing of reinforced concrete infrastructure - stormwater, foundations, the unglamorous work that cities actually buy.

Infravision

TX System - drones, a ground winch, and stringing hardware that pull high-voltage conductor. Powerlink in Queensland, PG&E in California, BC Hydro in British Columbia. Grid construction from Buda, Texas.

Inrotech

Adaptive welding robots for heavy steel - ships, modules, and the prefab that construction borrows from yards.

JLG

Boom lifts - and now Canvas. The access OEM that bought the drywall robot.

Komatsu

Intelligent Machine Control is factory-fitted GPS and blade automation. Machines stop at design grade by themselves.

Lucid Bots

Sherpa is a drone that washes and coats exteriors. Charlotte-built, sold to contractors who already own a pressure washer and a lift.

Monumental

Autonomous bricklaying robots coordinated by Atrium, a construction OS that connects the design model to the wall.

nLink

Autonomous ceiling drilling. The robot marks and drills thousands of holes from BIM so electricians stop looking up all day.

Path Robotics

Autonomous welding cells that see the joint and weld it. No teach-every-pass. Ohio steel.

Pronto

Autonomy for haul trucks on mines and mass earthmoving. The long, dusty loop that nobody wants to drive at 2 a.m.

Randek

ZeroLabor robotic lines for wall panels, floor cassettes, and roof trusses. Prefab automation with eight decades of timber DNA.

SafeAI

Autonomous heavy equipment for mining and earthmoving. Retrofit autonomy, existing fleets, supervised production.

Skydio

AI obstacle-avoiding drones for site capture, progress, and inspection through the clutter that makes construction unflyable for most UAVs.

Skyline Robotics

Ozmo washes high-rise glass from a BMU platform. Facade cleaning without sending a person over the edge.

Vertico

Robotic 3D concrete printing for architectural formwork-free elements. Dutch design-to-print for facades and structure.

XtreeE

Large-scale robotic 3D concrete for complex architectural components. French computational design, printed at building scale.

10Lines

Autonomous parking-lot and pavement striping robots around a Graco pump. Tell it the layout. It paints the lines.

14Trees

Holcim joint venture printing schools and housing in Malawi, Kenya, and Zimbabwe on COBOD gantries. Classroom walls in 18 hours.

ABB

Industrial arms that have quietly become construction printers, prefab welders, and bricklayers. The muscle behind a lot of other logos.

Aeditive

Shotcrete 3D printing for precast. German cells that print the element the yard used to form.

AIM Intelligent Machines

AI retrofit for excavators and loaders. Perception and control that bolts onto iron already in the fleet.

Alquist 3D

3D concrete printing for affordable housing. The Virginia shop that treats a printer as a housing tool, not a pavilion.

ANYbotics

ANYmal is a rugged quadruped for autonomous industrial inspection - stairs, grate floors, and plants that were never designed for robots.

Apellix

Tethered spray drones that coat high-rise facades and infrastructure. Winner of AkzoNobel Paint the Future. The skyscraper job without a swing stage.

Aquajet

Hydrodemolition robots. Aqua Cutter - high-pressure water on bridges and decks, jackhammers stay in the truck.

Autel Robotics

EVO Max 4T - autonomous mapping and thermal from Nanshan. The other Shenzhen airframe GCs put on a corridor when DJI is not the bid.

Autonomous Solutions

Mobius autonomy for industrial vehicles. Utah, mines, the unmanned loop.

Autovol

Volumetric housing factory in Nampa. ABB arms build walls, floors, and ceilings into apartment modules that ship west. Sixty-six robots on a 410,000 square foot floor.

Azure Printed Homes

Recycled-plastic printed ADUs. California accessory units from a printer, not a framing crew.

BE More 3D

Spanish 3D construction printing. Housing and social projects already standing.

Bina Robotics

Autonomous concrete 3D-printing gantry. UK shop aiming at housing volume.

Black Buffalo 3D

NEXCON gantry printers for housing. New Jersey, bagged mix, walls that already have a permit trail.

Bobcat

Compact loaders with machine control and remote options. The machine that still fits through a gate.

BOMAG

ROBOMAG is a cab-less tandem roller that already knows the mat. Fayat iron, Kaiserslautern autonomy, German asphalt.

Borum

Road-marking machines with robotic and machine-control options. The civil striping plant, not a parking-lot toy.

Bright Dream Robotics

Country Garden’s robotics arm. Interior finishing, masonry, and site robots deployed at Chinese housing scale - thousands of units, not pilots.

BrightMaster Robotics

bm-robot.com. Shenzhen BrightMaster. Leveling, coating, measuring, and a hoist - 5,000-plus machines on Chinese and overseas decks, not a prototype stand.

Buildroid AI

BIM-sim masonry coordination. UAE pilots, US commercial next. The digital twin before the brick.

CHC Navigation

Huace GNSS, LiDAR, and the X500 survey UAV. Layout and mapping hardware from Qingpu that already flies construction corridors in 140 countries.

Constructions-3D

MaxiPrinter - a mobile gantry that 3D-prints buildings on site. French hardware, not a pavilion.

CSCEC Third Bureau

China Construction’s climbing residential ‘building machine’ - a 200-ton factory that sits on the tower and rises with the floor. Wuhan, Urumqi, the jobs that used to mean a swing stage in the wind.

DEEP Robotics

Quadrupeds for inspection on rough ground. Chinese industrial dogs on plants and sites.

DJI Enterprise

The default aerial camera on a jobsite. Dock-based autonomous capture for progress, survey, and the weekly flyover a GC actually uses.

Doxel

Autonomous scanning that walks the job and scores percent-complete against the model. Reality capture that does not wait for a Thursday flyover.

Ekso Bionics

Ekso EVO upper-body exo for overhead work. Arms stay up. Shoulders last the shift.

Elematic

Precast production lines. Hollow-core, walls, the Finnish plant most concrete yards already know.

Emesent

Hovermap LiDAR that flies or walks GPS-denied mines, plants, and unfinished decks.

Energy Robotics

Fleet software that runs Spot, ANYmal, and drones on industrial sites as one inspection crew.

Epiroc

Autonomous drill rigs and underground loaders. Mining construction, not a press-demo arm.

Exyn

Autonomous aerial mapping in GPS-denied space. Mines, plants, the volume a total station cannot see.

Fangshi Technology

Laser screed robots for concrete leveling. The floor that has to be flat before anyone else shows up.

FARO

Laser scanners and the as-built that the superintendent still walks with a tablet.

Flyability

Elios - a collision-tolerant drone that flies inside tanks, chimneys, and the voids a person should not enter.

Fujita

Shibuya GC. SWAN welds square-tube columns on the deck with Daihen arms - Daiwa House on the joint development. The pass a welder used to sit in the heat to run.

Grondplek

Argentina’s 3D concrete printing company. Official COBOD partner, BOD2 in country, alliance with Techint for civil work.

Gropyus

Robotic housing factories. Vienna-designed, German-built panels that assemble on site.

HD Hyundai

Smart construction machine control and concept autonomous excavators. Korean iron, digital grade.

HeroWear

Apex exosuit. Soft, wearable, for the lift-and-carry that still wrecks lumber yards and mechanical rooms.

Hitachi Construction

ICT excavators and autonomous haul. Japanese machine control on dirt that still has to move.

Hofmann

Road-marking machines. The civil striping plant Europe already knows.

Hundegger

CNC timber machines that cut, drill, and mill the member before it hits the jig. The German plant most truss yards already envy.

Husqvarna

DXR remote demolition robots. Compact, electric, operator at a safe distance - the other steel collar in the teardown bay.

Intelligent City

Mass-timber robotic production for mid-rise housing. Vancouver, CLT, the factory that still looks like a building.

Invert Robotics

Climbing inspection robots for tanks, blades, and the elevation a rope team used to own.

JCB

LiveLink, machine control, and hydrogen iron. The backhoe that still shows up on every civil job.

John Deere

SmartGrade and autonomous construction equipment. The yellow iron that already knows the surface model.

JOUAV

VTOL mapping UAVs. The CW-15 covers kilometers of highway and pipeline that a quadcopter battery will not.

Kajima

A⁴CSEL - a GC that automated its own iron. Unmanned rollers, dozers, dumps, and excavators on Japanese dams, run from a room in Minato.

KEN ROBOTECH

TomoRobo crawls the mat and ties with MAX guns you already own. Kagawa shop. Daiwa House, Tokyu, Sumitomo Mitsui - the tie that used to wreck wrists.

Kinamics

Chilean robots in Codelco tunnels. Built to keep people out of rockburst zones - mining construction that the Andes actually run.

Leica Geosystems

Hexagon’s survey and reality-capture stack. The control network every layout robot still ties to.

Liebherr

Earthmoving and cranes with operator-assist and machine control. The other yellow iron.

LightYX

BeamerOne projects the drawing onto floors, walls, and ceilings. Drywall and MEP layout without a printer or a chalk line.

LimX Dynamics

Nanshan humanoids on live decks. TRON 2 is the modular dual-arm platform ZINOVA put on formwork and rebar - a general-purpose torso doing trade work, not a kung-fu demo.

Lincoln Electric

The weld OEM that now ships robotic cells into fab shops feeding construction steel.

Liugong

Guangxi OEM. Factory-fit 3D machine control on excavators with Leica - grade from the cab, not a aftermarket sticker.

Luminous Robotics

LUMI S4 lays solar modules on the rack. Boston-built, already on Australian farms for Bouygues and ENGIE - the pick-and-place a crew used to do on their knees in the heat.

Luyten 3D

Australian 3D construction printers. Housing and disaster-response walls from a mobile cell.

Mabi

Swiss drywall and interior finishing robots. Compact enough for a corridor, accurate enough for a spec ceiling.

MiTek

Cyber and Alpine component equipment. The plates, saws, and software most US truss plants already run.

MudBots

Utah concrete printers sold as a machine you can own. Gantry, mixer, walls.

MX3D

Multi-axis robotic metal printing. The stainless steel canal bridge in Amsterdam was the proof. Wire-arc additive manufacturing for structure.

NavVis

VLX wearable mapping. Walk the job, leave with a point cloud.

Noble Machines

Moby is a general-purpose industrial humanoid - 50 lb payload, construction and factory floors. Formerly Under Control Robotics. First units already on a Fortune Global 500 floor.

Novarc

Spool Welding Robot. Pipe shops and modules - the weld that still sets the fab schedule.

Obayashi

Minato GC. Fireproof spray on steel - the coat a person used to hang in a bosun’s chair to put on. Next-generation construction system, not a lab demo.

Odico

Factory-on-the-fly robotic hot-wire and milling cells for formwork and facade molds. Danish offsite, not a press-demo arm.

Ottobock

Paexo shoulder and back exos. German orthotics DNA on the overhead trade.

PaintJet

Bravo hangs on a standard lift and paints warehouses, data centers, and ship hulls as a service. Foreman Technologies. The person stays on the ground.

Percepto

Dock-based autonomous drones for industrial sites. The flyover that no longer needs a pilot on the roof.

PERI 3D Construction

Formwork giant that now sells COBOD-based 3D construction printing. The contractor already has PERI on speed-dial.

Persona AI

Industrial humanoids for shipyards, fab shops, and construction. NASA and IHMC DNA. HD Hyundai is the first yard. The weld is the job - not a laundry demo.

Pictobot

Interior painting robot from the Netherlands. The commercial bay that still gets rolled by hand.

Progress Group

Precast automation - carousel plants, mesh welders, the Italian line that pours the panel.

Q-Bot

Crawlers that spray insulation under suspended floors. Retrofit, social housing, the void a person should not crawl.

QuiMo

Compact indoor robots that handle heavy tools on the floor plate. German, corridor-sized.

RCT

Remote and autonomous control for mining and earthmoving. Perth, the teleremote cab.

Renovate Robotics

Rufus is a cable-driven arm that lays asphalt shingles on steep roofs. Brooklyn Navy Yard. CertainTeed on the sheet. The crew stays off the slope.

RoadPrintz

A robotic arm on an F-550 that paints crosswalks, arrows, and MUTCD symbols. No stencils. First unit sold to Missouri DOT.

Sandvik

AutoMine loaders and trucks. The underground loop that used to need a person in the cab.

Sany

Chinese heavy iron and 3D construction printers. The gantry that already prints apartment walls at volume.

Sarcos

Guardian XO and DX. Full-body industrial exo and dexterous remote arms for the job that should not have a person in it.

Sawtooth Robotics

Custom automation for the component plant. Their PrePlater puts nail plates on truss members and walks them to the jig - running at The Truss Company in Centralia.

Scaled Robotics

Mobile robots that scan the jobsite and compare it to the BIM model. Quality control that does not wait for the punch list.

Schindler

R.I.S.E. - an ABB arm in the hoistway that hangs rails so the elevator crew is not on a false car for weeks. Swiss lift OEM, shaft work.

Serbot

GEKKO facade and solar-cleaning robots. Swiss climbing gear for the elevation.

Shantui

Shandong Heavy Industry’s dozer shop. The DE26-X3 is an AI electric unmanned bulldozer already on an open-pit dump - the cab is a control room.

Shimizu

Smart Site: a Japanese general contractor that builds its own robots - ceiling install, welding, material transport - and runs them on its own jobs.

Somero

The boom laser screed that flattened the big-box floor. S-22EZ still the machine a concrete contractor names when the FF number has to hold.

Stud Automation

Robotic welding cells for construction steelwork. Indian fabrication yards automating the cage and the frame.

Taisei

Shinjuku GC. T-iROBO ties rebar and finishes slabs so the crew is not on their knees for the whole deck. Super-five Japanese contractor, robots that already work nights.

Terminailer

Wall-panel subcomponent assembler from Construction Industry Innovations. One operator, six coil guns, no software stack - filmed here because it is a steel collar.

The Boring Company

Prufrock tunnel-boring machines. Not a jobsite mascot - a TBM aimed at civil contractors who still bid tunnels.

TinyMobileRobots

GPS line-marking robots for sports fields, lots, and civil sites. Danish, small, and already in municipal yards.

Topcon

3D machine control and layout. Dozers and excavators that already know the surface.

Transforma Robotics

Quicabot and finishing robots from Singapore. Defect detection and painting for the high-rise interiors Asia actually builds.

Trimble

Earthworks machine control, layout, and the total station that still runs the civil site. The stack most GCs already own.

Tvasta

India’s construction 3D printer. IIT Madras DNA, houses and toilets already standing.

Twente Additive

Dutch concrete printers. TAM gantries for on-site and factory print.

Verve Motion

SafeLift powered exo for the lift. Warehouse and construction carry without the strain claim.

Volvo CE

Autonomous and electric haulers and excavators. Autonomy as an earnings line, not an innovation booth.

WASP

Crane WASP prints houses from earth, clay, and agricultural waste. The TECLA habitats are the postcard. The printer is the point.

Weinmann

HOMAG’s timber-frame lines. Wall, floor, and roof cassettes with robotic nailing, routing, and handling - the German plant most panel yards already know.

Winsun

The company that 3D-printed office buildings when the rest of the industry was still printing garden walls. Large-scale concrete additive manufacturing.

XCMG

Chinese heavy iron with driverless rollers and pavers already running highway jobs. The fleet that paves without a cab.

Zoomlion

Cranes, pumps, and construction automation from Hunan. The other Changsha OEM.