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LAYR · CONSTRUCTION ROBOTICS · EARLY DEVELOPMENT

Put robotic work
in the site plan.

Early product work exploring how construction teams can plan and coordinate robotic activity through CRIMP—the Construction Robotics Interface Management Platform.

For construction operators and teams exploring site robotics.

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CRIMP · Concept

From site context
to coordinated work.

  1. Define the site taskLogistics, surveying or cleaning
  2. Design the coordinationPeople, robotic activity and handoffs
  3. Plan validationOperating constraints and readiness
01

Start with the site problem

Identify where robotic activity could fit an actual construction workflow.

02

Connect planning and execution

Explore the coordination layer between site teams and robotic work.

03

Include operational readiness

Consider training, visibility and maintenance alongside the use case.

EXPLORE THE PRODUCT DIRECTION

Start with the work you need to do.

Where could robotic support fit?

Explore a bounded site logistics workflow and the coordination it would require.

  • Site context
  • Task handoffs
  • Operating constraints
A CLOSER LOOK

Questions before
the conversation.

Is Layr a production-ready platform?

Layr is early product work. A discussion starts with scope and validation, rather than a promise of a ready-to-deploy robotics platform.

What is CRIMP?

The Construction Robotics Interface Management Platform: the coordination direction at the centre of Layr’s early product work.

Does it already integrate BIM and different robot manufacturers?

These are wider development directions, not established production capabilities.

LET’S MAKE IT SPECIFIC

Start with one site workflow.

Bring a logistics, surveying or cleaning use case. We can discuss coordination needs, operational constraints and a practical validation scope.

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