ONE WORK CELL.
THREE PLATFORMS.
MANY APPLICATIONS.
Factory-grade precision for construction, heavy fabrication, and shipbuilding, co-developed in direct partnership with your team.
ONE SYSTEM.
UNLIMITED REACH.
The Autonomous Mobile Fabricator (AMF), Raise Robotics’ flagship work cell, operates as a ground-level AGV or mounts directly onto any Genie MEWP platform.
The AMF Work Cell is the core of the platform, a robotic arm, compute stack, and universal tool interface in one transferable unit
Ground-Level AGV
The AMF mounts directly to the autonomous ground vehicle for precision floor-level tasks; layout marking, inspection, and horizontal surface work across warehouses, fabrication floors, and large horizontal areas.
- Working Height: Up to 12'
- Machine Height: 1,500 lbs
- Control: Manual to Fully Autonomous
Scissor Lift
Mounted to a Genie scissor lift, the AMF reaches vertical surfaces, overhead structures, and ship interiors; scanning, drilling, and coating at elevation without scaffolding or personnel at height.
- Working Height: Up to 30'
- Platform: Genie GS Series
- Control: Manual to Fully Autonomous
Boom Lift
The boom lift configuration gives the AMF articulated reach across complex curved surfaces (ship hulls, bridge undersides, and high-rise facades) all on the same software and application suite.
- Working Height: Up to 65'
- Platform: Genie Z-60 FE
- Control: Manual to Fully Autonomous
Open Tool Interface
The AMF’s open tool interface accepts any handheld industrial tool.
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Layout Marking
Floor plates and structural surfaces marked directly from BIM/CAD geometry, no manual transfer, no interpretation errors.
+/-3mm accuracy.
Concrete Drilling
Consistent anchor and penetration drilling with documented positioning and full traceability.
As-Built Scanning
Laser line profiler with total station localization captures high-accuracy as-built geometry.
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Painting & Coating
Scaffold-free surface coating on hulls, facades, and structures, reducing crew exposure to hazardous elevated work.
Material Movement
Assisted transport and positioning for repetitive structural patterns, reducing manual lifting and carry distances across shifts.
Your Application
If your crew can hold it, the AMF can run it. Tell us about your application and we’ll scope the integration.
BUILT FOR ACTIVE JOBSITES.
Collaborative Safety Architecture
The AMF operates alongside human crews with integrated safety systems including e-stop, area monitoring, and speed-limited collaborative zones. Designed for active jobsites, not caged-off cells.
360-Degree Perception
LiDAR and camera-based perception provides real-time environmental awareness. The system detects personnel, obstacles, and changing conditions, adjusting behavior automatically.
Remote Monitoring & Diagnostics
Cloud-connected fleet monitoring via Foxglove provides real-time diagnostics, operational telemetry, and remote intervention capability. Every operation is logged and auditable.
Documentation & Traceability
Every task the AMF performs is digitally recorded with positional data, timestamps, and quality metrics. Full traceability for compliance, QA, and as-built documentation.
Two Paths to Deployment
Depending on your application and timeline, Raise Robotics offers two engagement models — a structured co-development partnership for new applications, or direct deployment of existing off-the-shelf applications.
Path A — Co-Development
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A structured co-development agreement with defined milestones, IP ownership, and exclusivity terms, then joint development with Raise Robotics building the software and tool integration while you provide domain expertise and test access.
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Path B — Direct Deployment
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Choose from the deployed application suite; Layout Marking, Concrete Drilling, or As-Built Scanning & QC Inspection. Raise conducts an on-site assessment to confirm surface geometry, access constraints, and integration requirements.
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When doing layout by hand we saw $100,000 to $130,000 worth of rework. After that expensive lesson, we brought in Raise Robotics to prevent similar issues on the remaining floors.
Pierce Torrance, Sr. Project Manager, JR Butler