AI-powered robotic excavators take direction on site

Murray Pollok Managing Editor, IRN & Director of Content, KHL
Jenny Lescohier Editor, Rental Briefing

10 June 2024

What if you could give an excavator a set CAD drawings and just let it go to work, knowing it would follow directions to within a milimeter of accuracy? Can you imagine the time, money and labor that could be saved?

Switzerland-based Gravis Robotics is developing a module for installation on individual excavators, allowing them to navigate jobsites and perform as needed, all without the presence of a human operator.

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