Build walls at machine scale.
V12 Robotics is building autonomous construction systems for the wall package: moving material, placing board, progressing the finish, and giving project teams a cleaner path to completion.
Built for the scale of modern construction
Material movement
Move the weight before the crew has to.
High-volume wall work starts with material logistics. V12 is designed to move sheet stock through the site and bring it to the work zone as part of the same production system.
See the V12 systemSite awareness
Know the space before the machine acts.
Construction is not a clean factory floor. V12 is designed to operate around real rooms, openings, staging conditions, and changing jobsite geometry while keeping supervision simple for the team running the project.
Wall execution
Place. Fasten. Progress.
The value is not one robotic motion. It is the ability to turn a repeated wall scope into a controlled sequence that can move room by room, floor by floor, with fewer physical handoffs.
View solutionsFinish progression
Carry the work beyond hanging.
A wall is not complete when the sheet touches the studs. V12 is designed around the downstream work that moves the surface toward finish readiness and the project toward the next trade.
Platform direction
A robotics platform for the construction site.
The wall system is the starting point. V12 is building around the broader idea that material movement, site logistics, and repeated physical scopes can become coordinated machine work instead of isolated labor events.
About V12Commercial model
Start on a real project.
Qualified deployments begin with a bounded wall package, enough repetition to measure operating value, and a clear site owner. V12 prices the deployment around the machine, commissioning, support, and project conditions.
Three-month minimum for qualified projects.
View pricingDeploy V12
Bring us the wall package.
Send the project type, location, approximate wall volume, schedule, and site constraints. We will determine whether the scope is a fit for a V12 deployment.