Google and Boston Dynamics have teamed up to bring new AI tools to construction sites using the Spot robot. The robot now uses Google’s artificial intelligence to map job sites quickly and accurately. This helps builders track progress and catch problems early.

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Spot walks around construction zones on its own. It takes photos and scans with built-in sensors. Google’s AI then turns that data into clear, up-to-date maps. These maps show what has been built and what still needs work. Workers can see changes day by day without doing manual checks.

The system uses Google Cloud and Vertex AI. It processes images fast and spots differences between plans and real work. This means teams get alerts if something is off track. They can fix issues before they become costly delays.

The robot works in tough conditions where humans might struggle. It handles dust, noise, and uneven ground. It does not need help to move or collect data. That saves time and keeps people safe.

Builders using this tool say it cuts hours off their weekly site reviews. They no longer walk every corner with clipboards or cameras. Instead, Spot does the rounds while crews focus on building. The data flows straight into project software so everyone stays in sync.

(Google’s Boston Dynamics Spot Robot Maps Construction Sites With Google AI.)

This effort is part of Google’s push to bring smart tools to real-world jobs. Boston Dynamics brings the robot hardware. Google adds the brain behind it. Together, they aim to make construction smarter and more efficient. Early tests show promise on active sites in the U.S. Teams plan to expand use as the tech proves reliable.