Autonomy retrofit kits turning heavy construction equipment into robots
Bedrock Robotics retrofits existing heavy construction machines, starting with excavators, for autonomous operation. The stack pairs NVIDIA Jetson, CUDA and PREEMPT_RT embedded Linux on-machine with PyTorch, JAX and WebGPU/Three.js tooling, pointing to a team building both real-time vehicle software and simulation infrastructure. Hiring skews heavily toward senior engineers, with pain points around fleet uptime, lossy connectivity and sim-to-real transfer.
Bedrock Robotics is a privately held robotics company founded in 2024 and headquartered in San Francisco, California. It develops autonomy technology that upgrades existing heavy equipment rather than replacing it, aimed at construction firms facing schedule pressure and labor shortages. Target project types include housing, data centers, factories and energy infrastructure. The company employs 51–200 people and currently hires in the United States, primarily across engineering, with smaller data, operations and legal functions.
Bedrock Robotics uses C++, Rust, Python and Go, NVIDIA Jetson with CUDA on embedded Linux, PyTorch, TensorFlow and JAX for ML, React, Electron and Three.js for tooling, plus AWS, gRPC, Snowflake and Apache Spark.
Its job posts point to deploying autonomous excavators and other heavy equipment, high-fidelity simulation for ML-based autonomy evaluation, neural rendering for scene generation, and scaling data lake pipelines.
Bedrock Robotics is headquartered in San Francisco, California, was founded in 2024, has 51–200 employees, and currently hires in the United States.
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