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Built Robotics

Construction-robotics company (San Francisco) making the Exosystem heavy-equipment autonomy kit and the RPD 35 autonomous solar pile driver.

Founded
2016
HQ
San Francisco, California, USA
Status
private

Funding

$64.0M

Models

1

Patents

4

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Key facts

Founded

2016, San Francisco, California

Founder

Noah Ready-Campbell (CEO, ex-Google PM)

Product

Autonomous construction equipment - EX-B autonomous excavator, RIP Dozer; AI-powered earthmoving without GPS dependency

Funding

Series A $33M (Founders Fund); Series B $64M (Tiger Global, Founders Fund); total ~$97M+

Customers

Solar farm construction, residential development, infrastructure projects

Differentiation

Retrofit kit for existing equipment; no GPS required; works in GPS-denied environments

CEO

Noah Ready-Campbell

Key product

Exosystem (aftermarket autonomous excavator kit)

RPD 35

world's first fully autonomous solar pile driver

Data & sources

Press releases

1

News coverage

3

Patent documents

4

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Explainers

Plain-language answers to the questions people ask about Built Robotics, from DEPLOY’s explainer library. Each is written in the language of the question and cross-checked against this registry.

  • What is Built Robotics?

    Built Robotics is a US construction robotics company that builds autonomous excavator platforms (Bigfoot, RoadRunner) and the Exosystem retrofit platform for converting existing excavators to autonomous operation. Commercial work spans utility-scale solar, oil and gas, and infrastructure projects. Built Robotics is the single-entity construction cohort anchor in DEPLOY's physical AI framework, with verified commercial deployment at scale anchoring the construction robotics subcategory.

Current leadership (3)

Founders (2)

Board (2)

Safety record

No incidents on record for Built Robotics.

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Recent coverage

Built Robotics in third-party press

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