About
A new type of contractor.
We build humanoid robots that can take on any construction task a human can do, then we put them to work on site.
01 / The gap
There aren't enough hands.
Construction is changing. Sites are taking on bespoke machines faster than ever, and that's a good thing. But the list of tasks is endless, and no amount of machines will cover all of it.
Most of the work still needs someone who can walk onto a site, read it and do the job. There aren't enough of those people to go round.
02 / The shift
Humanoids are finally up to the job.
Humanoid robots can now sense pressure, match the dexterity of a human hand and carry loads that were thought impossible not long ago.
That means a robot can work the way a tradesperson works, on the sites we already have.
03 / How we work
Bradleys build. Our trades sign off.
Our humanoids, the Bradleys, work around the clock to help fill the labour gap. They build the way humans do.
Every job is checked by our own electricians and bricklayers. They go over the work carefully and sign it off before we call it done.
04 / Not a demo
No wobbly legs. No backflips.
When we say humanoid, we don't mean wobbly legs, weak arms or back somersaults for the camera. We mean a robot that's built for a working site.
- Held in its arms
- 20kgHeld in its arms
- Wheels built for site ground
- Any terrainWheels built for site ground
- Of sensors watching the work
- 100sOf sensors watching the work
- Always on, never off shift
- 24/7Always on, never off shift
Construction that doesn't sleep, with perfect results, at lower cost.
Got a site that needs more hands? Talk to us.