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Dusty Robotics
51-200 employees
Robotic layout automation for construction sites
No salary listed
Mountain View, CA, USA
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- Proficiency in C++, Python, Go, and/or React
- Strong understanding of algorithms, data structures, and SQL databases
- Coursework or experience in software development, particularly in systems design and optimization
- Problem-solving abilities and a keen eye for detail
- Ability to collaborate effectively within a cross-functional team
- Contribute to the development and improvement of key features for the Dusty Fieldprinter 2 and Dusty Portal
- Design, implement, and optimize software solutions that gather, analyze, and display new types of data
- Work with the team to integrate your code into the robotics platform, improving system performance and usability
- Collaborate with engineers and product managers to identify opportunities for software improvements
- Gain hands-on experience in a fast-paced, real-world robotics environment where your work directly impacts the performance of innovative technologies
- Proficiency in C++, Python, Go, and/or React
- Strong understanding of algorithms, data structures, and SQL databases
- Coursework or experience in software development, particularly in systems design and optimization
- Problem-solving abilities and a keen eye for detail
- Ability to collaborate effectively within a cross-functional team
Dusty Robotics specializes in providing robotic solutions specifically designed for the construction industry. Their main product, the Dusty FieldPrinter, automates the layout process on construction sites, which helps to enhance accuracy, communication, and speed during construction projects. This product is particularly beneficial for general contractors, drywall, and mechanical firms in the United States. Unlike many competitors, Dusty Robotics focuses on a direct sales model combined with service contracts, allowing them to generate revenue not only from the sale of FieldPrinter units but also from ongoing maintenance services. The goal of Dusty Robotics is to improve efficiency and reduce costs for builders, which has led to their technology being adopted by leading construction firms.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$68.7M
Headquarters
Mountain View, California
Founded
2018
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Dusty Robotics raised $45 million in Series B funding to expand and accelerate development.
- The FieldPrint Platform optimizes building processes, reducing construction risk and improving efficiency.
- Growing demand for BIM-to-field solutions supports Dusty Robotics' innovative product offerings.
What critics are saying
- HP's SitePrint robot poses competition, potentially impacting Dusty Robotics' market share.
- Unpredictable behavior of FieldPrinter robots could affect customer trust and reliability.
- Alternative robotic solutions like Nextera Robotics' adoption by Skanska may threaten Dusty's dominance.
What makes Dusty Robotics unique
- Dusty Robotics' FieldPrinter automates construction layout, improving accuracy and speed on job sites.
- The FieldPrint Platform integrates hardware, software, and services for a seamless BIM-to-field workflow.
- Dusty Robotics focuses on multi-trade layout, ensuring all contractors build from the same information.
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Benefits
Unlimited Paid Time Off
401(k) Company Match
401(k) Retirement Plan
Flexible Work Hours
Growth & Insights and Company News
6 month growth
↓ -4%1 year growth
↑ 0%2 year growth
↑ 1%Dusty Robotics has created the FieldPrint platform, a robot that uses an inkjet printer to map designs from multiple trades on the actual jobsite floor.
They need conflict resolution tools, according to a report from Dodge Construction Network in partnership with Dusty Robotics.
BOT or NOT? This special series explores the evolving relationship between humans and machines, examining the ways that robots, artificial intelligence and automation are impacting our work and lives.Two Didge robots from Nextera Robotics, outside the Kaye apartments development in Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood. (Skanska Photo)A couple of high-tech workers are part of the crew helping to construct a new residential tower in Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood. They roll through the place, take a bunch of pictures, upload everything to an artificial intelligence platform, and in the process speed up the project and improve safety along the way.Skanska, the project development and construction company with offices in Seattle, is using two autonomous robots from Boston-based Nextera Robotics as it helps build out Kaye, a 31-story apartment building. The pilot program is the first of its kind on the West Coast.Through the use of high-resolution, 360-degree photography, the Didge robots give architects and Skanska’s development team near-constant eyes on a project site.Stewart Germain, Skanska’s director of innovation. (Skanska Photo)Stewart Germain, Skanska’s Seattle-based national director of innovation, said if a human was sent out to capture the images it would take 40 hours per week. The Didge bots free up those humans for other tasks
Dusty Robotics, a pioneer of automated site layout, has launched its FieldPrint Platform for an automated 'BIM-to-field' workflow.
New FieldPrint Platform Integrates Proprietary Hardware, Software, and Services to Optimize Building Processes, Ensuring Precision and Alignment at every stage– from VDC to InstallationMOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., Jan. 23, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Dusty Robotics has announced the launch of its FieldPrint Platform, a complete BIM-to-field solution designed to reduce construction risk by ensuring all contractors are building off the same information. The FieldPrint Platform provides a suite of tools that enable GC's and trade partners to streamline their BIM-to-field workflow by supporting the entire process from design to installation and beyond. Building upon the success of the first-generation FieldPrinter, which has printed over 91 million square feet of layout, the new FieldPrint Platform incorporates lessons learned from years of experience in the field to deliver an optimized experience for all trades on site.Five years ago, Dusty pioneered multi-trade layout: automating all interior trades' layout using a robot to mark coordinated drawings on the deck, ensuring that everyone builds from the same information. The FieldPrint Platform introduces a suite of software and hardware functionality, including a brand new second-generation layout robot, the FieldPrinter 2, which work together to create an efficient process for the GC and trades to accurately and comprehensively lay out BIM models on the deck."Construction is fundamentally a data-driven workflow that hinges on the right information being made available to the right person at the right time," said Tessa Lau, CEO and co-founder of Dusty Robotics. "Our new FieldPrint Platform supports the seamless flow of data from the design phase, to the field, and back to the trailer