Three companies launched AI agents for contractors this week, and all three keep a person approving the work. Plus a $6.2 million bet on catching drawing errors, Procore’s latest quarter and a builder’s new campus for testing AI before it reaches the jobsite.
Bedrock Robotics, started by former Waymo engineers, has excavators digging on paying job sites with no operator on board. In October it raised $600 million to put more of them to work.
This fall, three moves pointed the same way: AI is coming to the back office of construction companies, mostly through deals between software vendors.
Procore’s biggest deal of the year wasn’t an AI company. It was DroneDeploy, a drone and site-capture platform. The reason says a lot about where construction AI is heading.
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