
Ep. 20 - Raise Robotics - Iteration, Integration & Innovation on the Edge of Slab
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Welcome to this episode of Construction Conversations, where we dive into the story of Raise Robotics, a trailblazer in the field of construction automation. Join hosts Lars and Stephen as they chat with Conley and Gary from Raise Robotics about their journey from a chance LinkedIn connection to redefining construction workflows with cutting-edge robotics technology.
Discover how Conley and Gary's backgrounds in autonomous vehicles and construction led them to create a unique solution that addresses common challenges on job sites. Learn about the evolution of their mobile manipulator robots, designed to perform tasks in difficult-to-reach areas, and how they iteratively developed their product using real-world insights from their early projects.
Hear firsthand about the ups and downs of starting a hardware company, the importance of patient iteration, and how Raise Robotics is delivering immediate value to their customers by focusing on solving genuine job site problems, informed by Conley's time in the field. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of technology and construction innovation.
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