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Bedrock Robotics

@BedrockRobotics

Advanced autonomy for the built world.

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Bedrock Robotics@BedrockRobotics·
The future of construction is being built in Texas. @ChampSitePrep is betting on autonomous equipment to help their team meet demand for AI infrastructure and advanced manufacturing hubs. “The speed and scale of what's coming into this region is unlike anything we've seen before, and these projects don't wait… What Bedrock is building will multiply what our crews are capable of.” Here’s why more contractors are working with Bedrock to bring autonomy to their job sites:
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Bedrock Robotics@BedrockRobotics·
An excavator tops out at 3 mph. A self-driving car on a highway needs to see hundreds of meters ahead at 65 mph. Our machines don't need anything close to that range, which means today's sensor technology already exceeds what we require. That margin translates directly into safety. Hear from Clayton Harper (Machine Learning Engineer), Will Grossman (Hardware Engineer), and Kenneth Hong (Hardware Systems Architect) on how the hardware ecosystem has caught up to the challenge of building for 80,000-pound machines on active job sites.
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Lightwheel
Lightwheel@LightwheelAI·
@LightwheelAI at @NVIDIAGTC : At the Center of the Robotics Spotlight ✨ At NVIDIA GTC, @jonstephens85 , Chief Evangelist at @LightwheelAI, was featured in a standout robotics session alongside leading voices from across the industry. Physical AI is moving from research milestones to real-world deployment, and Lightwheel is at the center of that shift. At NVIDIA GTC, Jonathan brought that momentum to one of the industry’s most visible stages. Great to share the stage with @akhil_docca of @nvidia , @mack2it of @workr_official , Rajesh Radhakrishnan of @ServeRobotics , @kevinmpeterson1 of @BedrockRobotics, and @Yao__Lu of @physical_int. #NVIDIAGTC #PhysicalAI #Robotics #EmbodiedAI #Leadership #Ecosystem
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Bedrock Robotics@BedrockRobotics·
Our CTO @kevinmpeterson1 joined founders from @nvidia, @physical_int, @ServeRobotics, @LightwheelAI, and @workr_official at @NVIDIAGTC for a session on building and scaling AI-powered robots. The robotics sessions were packed, a signal that the industry sees this moment for what it is. 40% of the skilled construction workforce is heading toward retirement. Infrastructure demand is outpacing the industry's capacity to build. We're working alongside partners on active construction sites, building autonomous systems for one of the hardest physical environments in robotics.
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Is the model performing worse today because of a software change, or because Friday’s rain and two days of sun turned the ground into hard clay? This is a question most AI companies never have to ask. In self-driving, the problem is relatively straightforward: you’re going from A to B. The complexity lives in the driving itself, not the mission. Construction doesn't work that way. On day one, an excavator’s job might be to show up on site and dig a few feet down. By day three, it’s in a different part of the site, doing an entirely different job. Crews make game-time decisions, and the work plan is constantly changing. On top of that, the physical world introduces variables that don't exist in a data center. Soil conditions shifting, machines knocking themselves out of calibration. No two runs are ever the same. Building AI for construction is harder than most people realize. The environment changes daily, the work plan changes hourly, and the machine has to be versatile enough to handle whatever comes next.
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Bedrock Robotics@BedrockRobotics·
The robotics industry is at an inflection point, and construction is part of that story. Our co-founder and CTO @kevinmpeterson1 will join founders and technologists from @nvidia, @physical_int, @ServeRobotics, @LightwheelAI, and @workr_official for a session at @NVIDIAGTC on what it actually takes to build and scale AI-powered robots. The conversation will cover architectures, deployment patterns, and the hard-won lessons that come from working in unstructured, real-world environments. Tuesday, March 17 at 4:00 pm nvidia.com/gtc/session-ca…
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Communication Arts
Communication Arts@CommArts·
EXHIBIT: For Bedrock Robotics, a developer of autonomous heavy machinery technology, Studio Everywhere and Confederation Studio created an identity from the visual language of worksites. ow.ly/9gip50Yrut6
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This Week in AI
This Week in AI@ThisWeeknAI·
There are 500,000 unfilled construction jobs, as well as record demand for data centers and factories. Boris Sofman (@bsofman) of Bedrock Robotics joined This Week in AI with @jason to explain why the excavator is the next frontier for physical AI. Episode 4 out at 12:00 PM CT.
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Bedrock Robotics@BedrockRobotics·
Our CEO @bsofman joined @ThisWeeknAI for a wide-ranging conversation on AI in construction, the labor crisis, and why autonomous heavy equipment could reshape how we build. Watch the full episode down below.
This Week in AI@ThisWeeknAI

"We've just filed for a constellation of 88,000 satellites with the FCC. Elon's just filed for a million." Data centers in space, autonomous bulldozers, Amazon's AI code meltdown with special guests: @PhilipJohnston (Starcloud), @bsofman (Bedrock Robotics), @spirosx (Resolve AI), & @Jason This Week in AI Episode 4: 00:00 Welcome & Guest Introductions 01:44 Space data centers: what Sam Altman got wrong 03:03 The construction labor crisis & AI excavators 08:18 Amazon's AI code red: "high blast radius" 12:54 What crashed planes is now breaking software 16:46 AI's trust problem & the KPMG survey 31:00 Can AI fix healthcare, education & construction? 38:56 LeCun's $1B world models & Figure robot debate 47:33 88,000 satellites & the economics of space 55:56 Andrej Karpathy's 'AutoResearch' framework 1:00:38 Anthropic vs. the Pentagon Apple Podcasts, Spotify, & YouTube linked below: @resolveai @BedrockRobotics @Starcloud_

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Bedrock Robotics@BedrockRobotics·
Great conversation between our CTO @Kevinpeterson and Ryan from @StackOverflow. They dig into why this is the moment for robotics, the role of simulation at scale, and how autonomous heavy equipment could help the construction industry multiply its workforce rather than stretch it thinner.
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🎙️ We welcome Kevin Peterson, CTO of @BedrockRobotics, to the show to explore why robotics is now advancing, when and why simulation data becomes essential for scale, and how robots could help with labor shortages. stackoverflow.blog/2026/03/06/bui…

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Bedrock Robotics@BedrockRobotics·
@conexpoconagg 2026 was a reminder not just of how much is at stake, but how much is possible. The conversations reinforced what we're hearing across the industry: construction is ready for a new era, and the people building this country are looking for new ways to equip their teams.
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Bedrock Robotics@BedrockRobotics·
Thanks to @awscloud and @procoretech for sharing the stage and highlighting what physical AI can bring to construction. Missed our CEO @bsofman on the Ground Breakers Stage? Link below.
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The Brand Identity
The Brand Identity@TweetsByTBI·
Studio Everywhere designed @BedrockRobotics’ identity around a logo derived from heavy machinery tracks in motion. The mark tessellates into a modular pattern system suggesting movement and scale across applications. Earthy neutrals reference raw materials and weathered surfaces, while a deliberately softened yellow accent signals precision without flash. Photography embraced dust and dirt on active job sites rather than sanitising the construction environment.
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Bedrock Robotics@BedrockRobotics·
How do you design an interface for a machine that needs to feel like part of a construction crew? Construction sites don't run on rigid plans. They run on toolbox talks, hand signals through dust, and game-time decisions that change the scope mid-shift. Autonomous equipment can't demand a new workflow. It has to fit into the one that already exists. In our latest conversation, Ryan Gibson (@EclipseVentures), our CTO @kevinmpeterson1, and Lucas Baier, who leads apps and interfaces at Bedrock, dig into what that actually takes: from how machines could signal intent to people around them, to why real-time site intelligence could change how supers track progress. Full conversation linked below.
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Bedrock Robotics@BedrockRobotics·
We'll be at @conexpoconagg in Las Vegas next Thursday, March 5th, with two sessions on the Ground Breakers stage: At 10 AM, our CEO @bsofman will be joining @awscloud and @DEVELONna for "Smart Machines are Reshaping Construction." At 11 AM, our COO Laurent Hautefeuille will be joining @procoretech, @UnitedRentals, and @DEVELON for "Iron, Data, and Dust: The Real Future of Automation and the Workforce." If you're at the show, we'd love to connect.
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Bedrock Robotics@BedrockRobotics·
Thanks @ItsElanaGold! The physical AI thesis is real, and the construction industry is where the opportunity is massive. 500,000+ workers needed and not enough people entering the trades. We're building autonomous systems for heavy construction equipment, starting with excavators, and we're doing it alongside experienced contractors on real job sites.
Elana@ItsElanaGold

$4.5 billion just poured into AI that doesn't live on your screen. It lives in trucks. Factories. Construction sites. While everyone debates which chatbot is best, a different category of AI is quietly raising some of the largest rounds in venture history. This is Physical AI. Three companies. Three massive rounds. One pattern. - @BedrockRobotics : $270M Series B, $1.75B valuation - @SkildAI: $1.4B Series C, $14B valuation - @Waabi_ai: $1B latest round These aren't research projects anymore. They're operating systems for real industries. Why investors are piling in: Software AI is fast, but fragile. Features get copied. Capabilities diffuse overnight. Your moat disappears with the next API release. Physical AI has friction. And that friction becomes defensibility. - Proprietary real-world data that takes years to collect - Long deployment cycles that lock in customers - Safety credibility you can't shortcut These companies aren't selling to tech buyers. They're selling into transportation, infrastructure, and manufacturing. Markets measured in trillions. The first wave of AI was about digital productivity. The next is about physical leverage. Fewer breakout companies. But the winners will be harder to replace.

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