Construction Robotics
MULE lift assist and SAM bricklaying robots
MULE (Material Unit Lift Enhancer) provides lift assistance for materials up to 135 lbs, while SAM (Semi-Automated Mason) autonomously lays 2,000-3,000 bricks per day using computer vision and robotic arms.
Why This Tool Exists
The Problem
Manual material handling on construction sites leads to worker injuries and slow productivity. Workers can only lay 400-600 bricks per day manually and lifting materials over 135 lbs requires multiple workers, creating safety risks and labor bottlenecks.
The Solution
MULE robots assist with lifting materials up to 135 lbs while SAM robots autonomously lay 2,000-3,000 bricks per day using computer vision and robotic arms. Both systems work alongside human operators to double productivity while reducing injury risk.
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Contact vendor for integration detailsUse Cases
- • Bricklaying automation for commercial and residential construction
- • Material lifting assistance to reduce worker injuries
- • Masonry productivity improvement on large-scale projects
- • Labor shortage mitigation in construction trades
- • Safety enhancement through reduced manual lifting
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