Watch the machines at work.
The most striking and useful films about construction robots, picked by hand. No ads, no autoplay, no endless feed: every film is tied to robots you can find in the catalogue.
Start with these.
The films to watch first if you only have a few minutes.
Meet the new Brokk 900
Brokk 400D demolishing in central Stockholm
Conjet 557 MPA hydrodemolition robot
How hydrodemolition works
3D printing homes with Vulcan II
ICON's multi-story printing robot
BOD2, the 3D construction printer
The largest 3D construction printer in the world
India's first 3D-printed post office
Crane WASP, 3D printer for construction
Gaia: a 3D-printed earth house
The biggest 3D-printed building
CyBe RC 3Dp sneak preview
Vertico's 3D concrete printing facility
Hadrian X digital construction system
Hadrian X builds a two-storey structure
The MULE by Construction Robotics
TyBot ties rebar at the CSVT River Bridge
TyBot on Freedom Road, Pennsylvania
RPD 35, autonomous piling for solar
Building new tools: the Exosystem
FieldPrinter: how it works
FieldPrinter POV: printing layout
Dusty on a San Francisco high-rise
How does a construction layout robot work?
HP SitePrint with Skanska at NY Penn Station
Civ Robotics and construction layout
CivDot in action with Bechtel
Layout by Rugged Robotics
Meet the Jaibot
Customers using the Jaibot
Meet Schindler R.I.S.E
R.I.S.E at Uptown Tower, Dubai
LIFTBOT, the robotic worker for scaffolding
LIFTBOT at BASF Ludwigshafen
Okibo plastering demonstration
Canvas drywall finishing robot
Skyscrapers in New York are cleaned by robots
KITE cleans the roof at Utrecht station
Spot testing at construction sites
Skanska tests Spot for site housekeeping
Introducing ANYmal X
ANYmal at the BASF chemical plant
Elios 3 UT: remote thickness measurement
Elios 3: everything you need to know
Skydio X10 flies a long water tunnel
AutoMine Concept
Boomer S2: automated robustness
Exyn's autonomous aerial robot for underground mines
Gecko Robotics: wall-climbing inspection robots
How films get in.
A film earns its place by showing what a robot really does. We would rather list fifty good films than five hundred average ones.
- It shows a real machine at workOn a site or a test bed, not a render or a stock-footage montage.
- It teaches something concreteWhat the robot does, where it fits, what the job looks like. Pure hype or music-only reels stay out.
- The source is clearWe prefer the manufacturer’s own channel and mark it “Official”. Independent reports are labelled as such.
- It links to the catalogueWhere a film shows a robot we list, the robot is linked below the player.
Demo selection of 50 films, checked on 4 November 2026. Titles, channels, lengths and dates come from YouTube; curator’s notes are written from titles and descriptions and are not test results. Claims made in a film belong to its publisher. Videos belong to their channels and open from their original YouTube pages; covers are drawn by EdilRobotics. This page sets no cookies of its own. YouTube is contacted only after you press play, and may then store information on your device (see the privacy policy).