Bedrock Robotics announced a $600 million Series C co-led by CapitalG and Emergence Capital, aimed at bringing fully autonomous machines to more U.S. job sites. The company says it wants autonomous equipment to become as ordinary on job sites as GPS or grade control. Two months ago, the firm reported an industry first: excavators running fully autonomously on three commercial job sites. It now says six customers have deployments underway, handling critical-path work shift after shift.

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  • @BessemerVP BessemerOn X ↗

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  • @AtomsNotBits Atoms Not BitsOn X ↗

    BREAKING: Fully autonomous excavators are now performing paid construction work on active U.S. job sites without operators in the cab.@BedrockRobotics has just secured $600M in Series C funding to accelerate commercial deployments. The startup retrofits existing heavy equipment…

  • @sairarahman sairaOn X ↗

    Bedrock raised $600m at a $4.1b valuation for autonomous excavators. my boys have been running this exact business model in the sandbox for free https://t.co/VjR3TUrGKf

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  • @AGkorthos 𝐀𝐆First reportOn X ↗

    Construction robotics and autonomy have attracted some major investment this year.@BedrockRobotics has raised $600M at a $4.1B valuation, following a $270M Series B in February.

  • @TaliaGold Talia GoldbergOn X ↗

    After we invested in Waymo, the next question was obvious: where does autonomy go off-road? Our answer: construction. $2.2T market, $200B+ a year spent operating equipment by hand. America needs to build critical infrastructure faster, and @BedrockRobotics is the world-class… https://t.co/jHhQ5WxKPx

  • @TechCrunchOn X ↗

    Bedrock Robotics, which is now valued at $4.1 billion, is particularly focused on autonomous excavators, in part because of a growing shortage of skilled operators.https://t.co/3N5UisQX54

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