What if we told you the world around you would one day be built by robots? In Bitbuilders – a Bricks & Bytes production, we explore the world of construction robotics.
Our host, Gabriele Tinelli— investor at Foundamental, Aerospace Engineer, and hardware nerd—sits down with the greatest companies that are tackling traditional industries’ problems with robotics. From bricklaying to painting, tune in to hear the real-world use cases of robotics in construction and the stories behind the entrepreneurs making it happen.
“Customers are not buying a robot. They’re buying uptime.” Péter, Co-founder and CEO of Anybotics, started building four-legged robots as a student at ETH Zurich with zero business plan. Just
“I talked to 600+ investors. For the first 10 years, we raised just €10 million. One US investor looked me in the eye and said Luca, you’re a liar. It’s
“I grew up on a farm and when I graduated high school, the last thing in the world I wanted to do was ever set foot on a farm again.”
“95% of warehouses today use the same technology they did 100 years ago – pallets, forklifts, and racks. When I look at a Costco, I’m seeing how a modern warehouse
“In Scandinavia, 90% of single-family homes are manufactured in factories. It’s nothing special – it’s the norm.” In today’s episode of BitBuilders, we had Helena Lidelow, a Swedish modular construction
From design studios to Hollywood robots to Google – this founder’s journey shows why staying tenacious in deep tech pays off. In today’s episode of BitBuilders, we had Jeff Linnell,
“Robots driving on ceilings? It’s not science fiction, it’s the future of warehouse automation.” In today’s episode of Bitbuilders, we had Yegor Anchyshkin, CEO of InStock, and we got to
“I’ve made every single mistake that exists in running startups.” – Massimo Banzi, co-founder of Arduino Our host, Gabriele Tinelli – investor at Foundamental, Aerospace Engineer and hardware nerd –
“The future of logistics isn’t about more trains or trucks – it’s about erasing the line between them.” In today’s episode of BitBuilders, we had Kevin Damoa, founder of Glid,
Did you know that excavation machines produce 50% more greenhouse gases worldwide than commercial aviation? In today’st episode of BitBuilders, Ken Gray, co-founder of DIG Robotics, talks about the fascinating
“We have the world’s tallest autonomous robot. It’s over 14 meters tall.” In today’s episode of BitBuilders, we had Andrei, Co-founder and CEO of Dexory, who shared insights on building
Are small nuclear reactors the key to solving our energy challenges? 🤔 In today’s episode of BitBuilders, we had Michelle, VP of Strategy at Last Energy, sharing insights on micro
“I can make you something that looks like it’s really expensive, but it took me four hours.” Dustin Burns, SVP of Technology at McCownGordon Construction, on the software demo you
This week’s briefing covers three things every construction leader should understand before they sign off on anything this year. David Gal from Samsara makes the argument that three quarters of
“Real AI is way more about how you do change management than picking the right technology.” That is Dr. Sarah Buchner, founder and CEO of Trunk Tools, on this week’s
You can vibe code software in a weekend. You can’t vibe code a decade of safety data. That was the throughline with Ben Leach and Andrew Barron of HammerTech. In
“How much money did we spend last year on small equipment?” That’s the one question David Gal, VP of Product & Engineering for ConnectedEquipment at Samsara, says stops most construction
This month’s recap covers what June 2026 actually meant for the industry, and it was not what anyone had pencilled in. The cheaper borrowing that stalled schemes were relying on
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