The focus
Wattson.
Autonomous wire-pulling for the data-center 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 runs conduit and pulls 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 HFR foundation model that drives Tyler drives Wattson.
The spec sheet
Numbers when they're
Tyler shipped because every spec on its sheet was measured on a real floor. Wattson gets the same treatment in pilots — here's what we can confirm today.
Performance
Throughput target
Measuring in pilots
Precision
Measuring in pilots
Stage
In pilots
Hardware
Market
Data centers
Trade
Commercial electrical · wire pulling
Mission
Conduit + cable, device box to panel
Brain
HFR foundation model · shared with Tyler
Operations
Status
In pilots
Note
Field numbers ship when measured, not before
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.