“On the utility-scale solar projects we work on, being able to save time while maintaining high standards is a godsend,” says Kelley Brown, principal VP of U.S. renewables at Bechtel. “By improving our survey time sixfold, Civ Robotics has helped us keep our projects on schedule. We’ve relied on CivDot for four years so far and will continue to implement the bots across our organization.”

The technology supports a wide range of construction projects, from renewable energy to large-scale infrastructure projects. One standout area has been solar farms–Civ Robotics has played a role in the construction of over 20 GW of solar farms worldwide and marked over six million coordinates to date on these projects.

“We recognize the immense potential of automation to propel our industry forward. As we accelerate our development in this area, Civ Robotics has demonstrated a proven value proposition, validated in real-world environments,” said Joel Honeyman, Doosan Bobcat VP of global innovation. “Through our investment and partnership, actionable solutions are being created, reshaping how work is completed.”

Civ Robotics’s autonomous systems are modernizing projects in the $3 trillion infrastructure construction industry, including solar farms, roadways, data centers, power plants, industrial development and large infrastructure.

“We got so frustrated with inefficiency in construction,” says Civ Robotics CEO and cofounder Tom Yeshurun. “We’re very happy to be joined by Bobcat and others to support this mission to bring robotics to an area that has long lagged behind technologically.”

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