The focus
Wattson.
Data centers are going up faster than crews can wire them. Wattson is autonomous wire-pulling for the buildout — purpose-built hardware, validated on real sites, no marketing fluff. In pilots now; full spec numbers ship when they're measured, not before.
Wattson is a two-robot system — a feeder and a puller that work together to run conduit and pull cable from device box to panel, taking on one of the most dangerous, labor-scarce jobs on a data-center site. Safety, labor scarcity, and cost make the need immediate — and the same shared brain that drives Tyler drives Wattson.
The spec sheet
What it's built to hit,
Tyler shipped because every spec was measured on a real floor. Wattson is in pilots now — the targets below are what it's built to do; each one converts to a measured number the moment the field confirms it, and not before.
Performance
Cable pull · target
18 ft/min
Crew · target
1 operator + 2 robots
Replaces · target
A 6-person hand pull
Hardware
System
Feeder + puller
Mission
Conduit + cable, device box to panel
Brain
Shared model · with Tyler
How we got here
Tyler proved it in the field. Wattson is where we focus.
Our flooring robot deployed across real sites — a daycare, a high school, a municipal building — plus a commercial LOI with a mall in Puerto Rico. That field validation is what brought us here.