Construction Robotics

Contractors building Retaining Walls bid on average between 100-150 block per person per day. Below is data of a day on site with a MULE. One crew member placing 78 Keystone block in 40 minutes. That's more than half of the daily average. Video here: hubs.la/Q04Dh5j60

What will you lift?

8" splitface, 12" cmu, SRW, limestone, stone veneer, erosion control block, and much more

Work smarter, not harder. This worker is leveraging hoist technology to lift and place heavy materials with precision and ease. Efficiency and safety on the job site are everything. 🏗️💪 #ConstructionTech #Masonry #BuildSmart

130lb limestone

Turning two man lifts into one

Heavier material, better ROI.

Meet the MULE.

Masonry is notoriously brutal on the human body. Many highly skilled masons are forced into early retirement or management simply because their bodies can no longer handle lifting hundreds of 40-pound concrete blocks a day. MULE's primary labor benefit is career longevity.

MULE is just one of many tools on the jobsite

If your projects regularly have 12" block, we can show you how you can increase productivity by over 20%

This is where it all began. Always fun to see it run!

Space masons and crews more effectively across jobs.

Stairtowers in 30% less time with half the guys.

MULE helps keep production steady when manpower shifts.

Reduces schedule risk. Stabilizes output.

Save your joints for the weekend. Let the MULE carry the heavy stuff.

While our newest MULE MZ100 brings incredible agility, battery-powered convenience, and tight-space efficiency for materials up to 100 lbs, the original MULE 135 and ML150 remain indispensable workhorses for heavy-duty masonry and civil projects.

The new MZ100 is killer for tight, quick 100 lb lifts. But the classic MULE 135 & 150 remain unmatched when you want custom vacuum grippers and heavy-duty, high-volume muscle.