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Construction robots

DEPLOY tracks 26 makers (including AES Corporation, ICON, and Built Robotics), 27 models, and 34 deployments on the record, most recently Maximo at Kern County. Robotic systems for built-environment construction work: structural assembly, site survey, and finishing tasks.

Construction robots span structural-assembly platforms (Built Robotics, Canvas), masonry and finishing tools, site-survey systems (quadrupedal platforms in construction roles), and progress-monitoring autonomous platforms. Distinct from industrial robotic arms in factory settings: construction robots operate in open, evolving sites under variable conditions with site-by-site recommissioning. Coverage on DEPLOY tracks the verified product surface across the named manufacturers in this category.

Companies (26)

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Models (27)

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Verified deployments (34)

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Regulations (24)

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How we verify →·Glossary →·Verified-vs-claimed framework →·/construction.md (machine-readable)

Construction robots on the deployment map

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Where construction robots are verified operating, plotted from sourced deployment records. Explore by place:

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Common questions

How many construction robots are deployed?

As of Sep 2026, DEPLOY has 34 verified construction robots deployments on record, most recently Maximo at Kern County. Each is a distinct, individually sourced field deployment, not a claimed unit total.

Which companies make construction robots?

DEPLOY tracks 26 verified construction robots makers, including AES Corporation, ICON, Built Robotics, Terabase Energy, Dusty Robotics, and Advanced Construction Robotics, and others. Each is an individually sourced registry record.

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