ROBO is dedicated to building autonomous control solutions to transform the way the construction industry works. By upgrading off-the-shelf heavy equipment, such as bulldozers, excavators, and wheel loaders, with cutting-edge AI systems, ROBO’s technology enables construction machines to operate fully autonomously for higher productivity, lower cost, and better safety.
Our autonomous excavator solution delivers fully automatic excavating, trenching, truck loading, bench grading, and other essential operations accurately and efficiently. It supports the integration of available excavator 2D and 3D control systems.
Jointly developed by Robo and DH Technologies, the natural gas-powered electric wheel loader provides fully autonomous material handling and truck loading operation with high productivity, clean emission, and groundbreaking efficiency.
Boost Productivity
Upgrade the machines into fully autonomous robots with plug-n-play designs to provide self-driving, automatic operation control, intelligent mission planning, reliable situational awareness, and other capabilities that can increase your productivity by 63%.
Reduce Cost
Deliver fully uncrewed operations with 24 hours of continuous operating capability, efficient fuel consumption, optimized task planning, job progress tracking, and other advantages that would save $65,450 per machine every year.
Ensure Safety
Offer a scalable and full range of safety coverage with reliable obstacle sense and avoidance, wireless emergency stop, geofence, heartbeat checking, machine health monitoring, and other advanced functions to ensure safe operations.
Autonomous machines are intelligent tools, and we put these tools in your hands to get the job done quicker and safer. Let the robots do their work, so you can focus on growing your business with confidence and competitiveness.
OEM Integration with Scalability
Operate with Confidence
Intelligent Planning & Control
Data-Driven Accurate Operation
Real-Time 3D Mapping and Analysis
Autonomous Machines Group Control
Remote Access & Progress Tracking
Construction matters for the world economy but has a long record of poor productivity. There is a $1.6 trillion of additional value-added could be created through higher productivity.
McKinsey Global Institute
Twenty-seven construction markets experienced a skills shortage, with 80% of contractors said that skilled labor shortages had a major or large impact on the delivery of construction projects.
KHL Group
In 2019, there were 195,600 construction workplace injuries, with 1008 fatalities occurred in the US. One fatal injury costs an average of $991,027 in hospital costs.
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
