Fewer moves
Mason carries materials from storage straight to the work area, so there are fewer stops in between.
What we’re learning 01 / 06
Existing equipment doesn’t serve every material movement. Mason goes after the ones it doesn’t.
Materials can be unloaded, stored, staged and delivered before anyone uses them. Every extra move costs time and labour.
Materials can arrive on site while the installation crew still can’t work.
The first place a material is put isn’t always where it’s used. It can be moved again, and again.
Material handlers often act as human dispatch systems, deciding what goes where, and when.
Long or awkward loads can need a second worker to steady them. And on a site, delays are all connected.
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An autonomous robot that carries bricks, blocks and rubble around the job site, so your crew can keep building.
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Why Mason
On a construction site, materials can be unloaded, stored, staged and then delivered before anyone uses them. Every extra move costs time and labour.
Mason carries materials from storage straight to the work area, so there are fewer stops in between.
Forklifts, telehandlers and carts suit some jobs. Mason is for the short, repeated hauls where they’re a poor fit.
Materials staged early often get moved again. Mason brings them to the point of use when the crew needs them.
On the job
Storage to the work area, loaded. A sample run with sample data, not a live feed.
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We’re working with a small group of contractors first. Tell us about your sites and we’ll be in touch.