Company that turns conventional heavy machines autonomous raises $23m
28 November 2025
An excavator fitted with Gravis Robotics technology operates on a Taylor Woodrow construction site in the UK (Image courtesy of Taylor Woodrow)
Switzerland-based Gravis Robotics has raised $23 million after a fresh funding round.
The company uses artificial intelligence and computer vision to convert conventional heavy machinery into autonomous machines.
The company has already struck deals with companies including Holcim, UK-based housebuilder Taylor Woodrow, and HD Hyundai.
It is also partnering with UK plant hire provider Flannery to provide a combined rental package for…
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