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NEXUS AUTONOMY

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Autonomous Site Intelligence
for Construction.

GCs, superintendents, and safety officers use the Nexus B2 industrial quadruped to inspect sites nightly, compare progress against BIM, and document conditions — without adding headcount.

Nexus B2 industrial quadruped on a construction site

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Built for the Realities of a Job Site.

Nightly Autonomous Site Scans

B2 walks a repeatable route after crews leave, capturing 360° LiDAR + imagery. You get a fresh site model every morning.

BIM & Digital Twin Comparison

Overlay each scan against your BIM model to catch deviations, missed installs, and rework before the next pour.

Cut Manual Site-Walk Hours

Replace multi-hour superintendent walks with a scheduled robot patrol. Free senior labor for higher-value work.

Safety & Incident Documentation

Timestamped visual records of PPE compliance, housekeeping, and site conditions — defensible when things go wrong.

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Nexus B2 — $54,250

Industrial Quadruped for Harsh Environments

Processor

Industrial-grade compute

Sensors

360° LiDAR · Thermal · Gas · Shock

Battery

12 hours continuous

Payload

Up to 20 kg

Weight

48 kg

Leg Range

70 cm stride

Operating Temp

-20° to 55° C

Top Speed

>6 m/s

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White-Glove From Order to Operation.

12–18 Business Day White-Glove Delivery
On-Site Setup & Route Configuration
Operator & Superintendent Training
12 Months Included Service Coverage
Priority Parts Replacement
Remote Diagnostics & Firmware Updates

// FAQ

Common Questions from Construction Teams.

What weather can the B2 operate in?

The B2 is IP-rated for dust and water and operates from −20° to 55° C. It handles active job-site conditions including light rain, mud, and cold nights.

How does the B2 connect on active job sites?

5G, Wi-Fi 6, and a mesh option cover most sites. Scans can also be cached on-device and uploaded when the robot returns to its dock.

How often can it scan the site?

Once per shift, nightly, or every few hours depending on route length. Most GCs run a single nightly patrol.

What's the ROI vs. manual site walks?

A superintendent doing 2 hours/day of site walks costs roughly $40K/yr in loaded labor. One B2 replaces that on multiple sites and produces defensible documentation — payback typically inside the first project.

Ready to deploy on your next project?

Reserve a B2 unit, or talk to a specialist about fleet pricing for multi-site GCs.

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