TyBot, the rebar tying robot from Advanced Construction Robotics (ACR), is now available for purchase.
TyBot 3.0, which was previously only available through ACR’s Robot as a Service (RaaS) model, can now be ordered for delivery in the first quarter of 2025.
“Our success in the pursuit of automating construction equipment is not just an evolution for ACR; it is a transformative step for the entire construction industry,” said Stephen Muck, Founder and Executive Chairman of ACR.
“Offering TyBot for sale represents our commitment to creating disruptive solutions that will redefine how the world builds, driving unprecedented efficiency, safety and innovation across a wider range of construction applications.”
TyBot 3.0 is capable of tying spans from 20.4 metres to 35.6 metres. The machine includes training by ACR to ensure customers can confidently mobilize, configure, supervise and maintain the rebar tying robot.
ACR’s service platform subscription gives customers access to a live data portal that provides unprecedented insight into rebar installation. TyBot 3.0 also has optional accessories to further expand cost-saving, including multiple modes of travel for non-bridge projects and a carry function add-on to transport materials efficiently and safely to working crew members.
“With over 65 field deployments nationwide, TyBot has proven that it provides customers at least 25 per cent savings in their installation operations and is quickly becoming an accepted tool of the trade by rodbusters,” said Danielle Proctor, President and CEO of ACR.
Proctor added ACR is seeing interest grow in TyBot as well as IronBot, which can augment construction sites by lifting, carrying and placing rebar.
“Our continued planned evolution from product design and adoption through RaaS to offering our bots for purchase reflects our confidence in our team’s ability to quickly provide mature products that reliably solve real-world problems,” Proctor said. “We look forward to customers fully integrating our solutions into their operations, providing enhanced productivity and safety using modern tools for a modern workforce.”
