Construction machines
Excavators, transport platforms, UAVs and handling systems do different jobs. Their value grows when they work from the same plan and the same site state.
RESILEX is not building a catalogue of unrelated robots. We are defining the interfaces that let specialised machines receive tasks, share work zones, hand results to one another and report what was completed.
Current portfolio: one active concept and several future directions
How it connects
People set the objective and retain control.
Roles on the site
The names below describe working directions. HEX is the first concept being developed in detail; the others remain future system roles.
Experimental platform for earthworks and the first complete task-to-result loop.
Move soil, materials and components between operations.
Lift, position and hold components for assembly.
Survey the site, inspect work and measure the actual result.
Produce or repair standardised components close to a remote site.
A clear task
It needs a coordinate frame, a work zone, material information, safety limits, completion criteria and a clear way to return its result to the system.
Verified handoffs
Earthworks may release a transport task; transport may unblock installation; a scan may confirm that the next crew or machine can enter the zone.
Built for service
Autonomous machines still need inspection, repair and recovery. Components, access points and manual override must remain understandable and safe for service teams.
Where we are now
Transport, handling and mobile manufacturing remain system concepts. They will be developed only when a clear operation and a useful interface with the Orchestrator are defined.