Gravis Robotics provides autonomous earthmoving technology by retrofitting existing construction machines with the Gravis RACK, sensors, and touchscreen controls. This system augments existing crews to increase throughput by up to 30% through terrain-aware excavation. The technology delivers robotic consistency for predictable timelines while enhancing worksite safety.
Funding
$4.4M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Construction sites often present hazardous environments for heavy machinery operators, and a global labor shortage exacerbates the challenge of maintaining productivity. Extended travel to remote work sites further reduces efficiency and increases operational costs.
Solution
This startup offers robotic excavators equipped with advanced teleoperation tools and autonomous features designed to enhance safety and efficiency in construction. The technology enables remote operation of heavy machinery, allowing operators to control equipment from a safe distance, whether across the construction site or the continent. Assistive features such as autonomous maneuvers, self-stabilization, and augmented vision enable remote operators to match or exceed the efficiency of in-cab operators. The intelligent networking stack maintains secure communication with remote construction equipment.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes construction companies, infrastructure developers, and organizations operating in hazardous environments seeking to improve safety, productivity, and reduce labor costs.
Features
- Advanced teleoperation tools for seamless machine control from remote locations
- Assistive features including autonomous maneuvers, self-stabilization, and augmented vision
- Intelligent networking stack for secure communication with remote construction equipment
- Robotic excavators designed to meet exacting engineering standards for technical terrain and hazardous zones