In a city that's seen just about everything, a humanoid robot was enough to stop pedestrians in Manhattan in their tracks.

As robots take on more construction tasks, researchers emphasize the need to address human-robot interactions, equipment hazards and changing jobsite conditions.

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Bedrock Robotics has secured $600 million to scale autonomous heavy equipment and combat construction labor shortages.

Bedrock Robotics, which is now valued at $4.1 billion, is particularly focused on autonomous excavators, in part because of a ...

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