Founded in 2018, Dusty Robotics operates in construction technology. Investors last valued the company at $250M. Its shares do not trade on a public exchange.
1 valuation. The latest, $250M post-money, was set by the Series B in May 2022.
Scale Venture PartnersLEADNNextGen Venture PartnersLEADMMassRoboticsGGRIDS CapitalHHestia Venture PartnersScale Venture PartnersNextGen Venture PartnersDusty Robotics builds the FieldPrinter, an autonomous mobile robot that automates construction layout on the jobsite by printing building-information-model data directly onto the floor, letting contractors catch design conflicts before framing or mechanical trades start work. Its Dusty Platform connects design files to the robot so that what a project's BIM shows matches what gets built in the field. The company was founded in 2018 and is based in the United States.
Contractors including Truebeck reported layout up to 10 times faster with Dusty, and one customer, Jenco, said multi-trade layout saved it $80,000 in direct costs on a single facility.
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