About
Robots that Build the World
We transform heavy equipment into robots
Built is putting AI-powered tools in the hands of America’s craft workers.
$114M
25+
2016
Growing up my dad was a carpenter, and every summer I worked for him, helping to renovate old farmhouses in New England. When I started Built, I wanted to make new tools to help people build more efficiently. The infrastructure challenges my generation faces are enormous — global warming, housing shortages, electrification — and I hope Built can play a role in the solutions.
Noah Ready-CampbellFounder & CEOBuilt Robotics
Our construction partners are keenly aware that their future growth depends on rethinking how they build. By embracing autonomy, contractors are seeing everything from improved equipment utilization to efficiency gains to safer jobsites, which gives them the competitive edge they need to win more work.
Paul KellyVP Business Development & General Manager, AustraliaBuilt Robotics
A Timeline of Tools
With over 25,000 hours of safe operation, Built’s robots have helped build critical infrastructure all over the United States and Australia, making jobsites safer, smarter, and faster.
2023 to present Pile driving
With the help of a laser rangefinder and chute guide on the RPS 25, the RPD 35 can drive piles with millimeter precision.
2020 to present Trenching
Built’s trenching robots have excavated over 100 miles of trench on energy projects across the US and Australia.
2018 to 2019 Wind turbine foundations
The first prototype of the autonomous excavator was used to dig turbine foundations on wind projects.
2018 Grading
Rick, Built’s first automated dozer, graded building pads for homes in Northern California.
2017 Grading, demolition, and material handling
Mary Anne, Built's first robot, helped on a variety of projects from community gardens to highway demolition.
Robots & People Working Together
The success of every robot relies on the skilled operators who run them. The International Union of Operating Engineers (IUOE) and Built have established a strategic, multi-year partnership to train over 400,000 union members on emerging construction technology.
One Foot in Silicon Valley, the Other in the Field
Our team includes robotics engineers, AI experts, industrial designers, and experienced operators. Together we're building the most advanced tools on jobsites today.