1. Home
  2. Companies
  3. Bedrock Robotics
Bedrock Robotics logoBR

Bedrock Robotics

About

Bedrock Robotics develops autonomous systems for the construction industry. The company focuses on enabling heavy worksite equipment to operate safely and efficiently without human operators. Its work spans the technical domains of autonomous systems, vehicle autonomy, and robotics.

The company's primary product, the Bedrock Operator, is a retrofit kit designed to convert existing fleets of heavy construction equipment - specifically excavators and bulldozers - into fully autonomous machines. The system can be installed in a single day, allowing construction firms to automate their current assets without purchasing new vehicles.

Bedrock Robotics operates within the construction vertical, addressing labour shortages and safety challenges on worksites through automation technology.

Similar companies

Buildots logoBU

Buildots

Buildots applies AI and computer vision to track construction progress against project plans, helping reduce delays in large-scale building projects.

1 Job
Agtonomy logoAG

Agtonomy

Agtonomy builds AI-driven autonomous operation software for agricultural tractors and industrial equipment, enabling complex field tasks without pre-mapping or base stations.

Boston Dynamics logoBD

Boston Dynamics

Boston Dynamics builds mobile robots for inspecting structures, operating in hazardous environments, and performing physically demanding tasks in warehouses and industrial sites.

Tread logoTR

Tread

Tread provides a digital platform that unifies the logistics of construction materials, covering order management, dispatch, tracking, and billing for producers, haulers, and contractors.

xdof logoXD

xdof

xdof provides foundational data infrastructure for robotics foundation models, including data collection systems, exabyte-scale data warehouses, and software toolchains.

Bot Auto logoBA

Bot Auto

Bot Auto builds and operates Level 4 autonomous trucks in a Transportation as a Service model, focusing on hub-to-hub freight runs from its Houston, Texas base.