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We build autonomous robots for the trades — starting with flooring. Purpose-built hardware that closes the gap between construction demand and the labor that can't fill it.

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Why now

Construction is running out of people.

The labor pool is shrinking, demand is rising, and crews can't take every profitable job. The fix isn't more hiring. It's automation.

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unfilled construction jobs · U.S.

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workforce retiring by 2031

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of firms decline profitable bids

Tyler — autonomous tiling robot

The flagship

HFR-01 · Live

Tyler.

In production today.

A 50-lb chassis that rolls onto a commercial jobsite, scans the floor, and installs tile, vinyl, or carpet autonomously — six times the throughput of a human setter, on a single charge.

1,500

sqft / day

±1 mm

Precision

$0.27

Cost / sqft

Next out of the lab

HFR-02 · In development

Sparky.

Built in the lab now.

Tyler's sibling and the second robot in the fleet. Same design philosophy — purpose-built hardware, validated on a real jobsite, no marketing fluff. Full specs coming soon.

Sparky (HFR-02) — sibling robot

HFR-02 · Prototype in progress

Where we deploy

Built for commercial square footage.

Hotels, restaurants, healthcare, warehouses — anywhere a human crew can't cover the floor fast enough.

Where we've shown

TISE

2026 · Las Vegas

BuiltWorlds

2025 · Tokyo

Cityscape Global

2025 · Riyadh

Founders Inc · Blueprint

2025

Habibitech Summit

2025 · Dubai

ERA Roundtable 211

2025

Follow the build.

Lab updates, new robots, jobsite footage. No marketing fluff — just what shipped this week.

Put a robot on your next project.

See Tyler perform on your jobsite. Schedule a demo, or run the savings on real square footage.