Construction Robotics is a Victor, New York company known for designing jobsite-ready machines that take the physical strain out of construction work. Its MULE equipment is built to work alongside crews, helping them handle heavy materials more safely while extending careers and opening construction work to a broader workforce.
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aRoboticsCompany IncFrom its New York workshop, aRoboticsCompany Inc. builds portable robotic systems and custom tools for inspecting, maintaining, and repairing critical civilian and defense infrastructure. Its robots combine in-house fabrication, electronics, software, and specialized sensing for work ranging from building and runway assessments to maritime and energy-asset sustainment. The company’s clients include U.S. military and federal agencies, and it is a winner of the NATO DIANA Challenge and the NYC Department of Buildings Challenge.OSSINING, NY
BurroBorn from a working farmer’s frustration with tedious outdoor labor, Burro has been building autonomous, electric work robots for agriculture and industrial operations since 2017. Its collaborative platforms handle the repetitive hauling, carrying, mowing and spraying that can slow crews down, from vineyard rows and nurseries to depot yards. Based in Philadelphia with an additional Visalia location, Burro says its robots are used by more than 100 operations worldwide.PHILADELPHIA, PA
Advanced Construction Robotics, IncFounded in 2016, Advanced Construction Robotics, Inc. develops and builds robotic equipment for construction, with a focus on automating rebar installation. Its field-deployed TyBOT and IronBOT robots perform rebar tying and placement work on infrastructure projects, while ACR also provides related deployment and support services.ALLISON PARK, PA
GorbelFounded in Western New York in 1977, Gorbel manufactures material-handling and workplace-safety equipment, from overhead cranes and intelligent lifting devices to fall-protection systems and warehouse conveyors. The company has grown from a small local operation into a manufacturer with more than 800 employees and facilities in New York, Alabama, Arizona, and Canada. Gorbel is especially known for its G-Force lifting technology and Destuff-it container-unloading systems, which extend its industrial expertise into ergonomic handling and warehouse work.FISHERS, NY