About

About CivDot

CivDot imports survey points from CSV or DXF files and marks their coordinates directly on outdoor jobsites. RTK/GNSS positioning provides published accuracy around ±30 millimetres, and the four-wheel chassis provides ten inches of ground clearance for civil, energy and infrastructure projects.

The robot marks up to eight points per minute and as many as 3,000 points per day, including identifiers and elevation information. A remote operator supervises progress through cloud project tools, which preserve completed layout reports and site records.

Capabilities

Source-backed capabilities

Operating environments: construction layout sites
Construction layout printing
Claimed - Lay out and stake construction points. - environment: construction layout sites
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Timeline

Civ Robotics spots Series A funding for automated surveying
2025-07-01 - Funding - Civ Robotics announced a $7.5M Series A round, bringing total funding to $12.5M. The company says the capital will expand CivDot autonomous surveying deployments across global construction markets. The financing supports continued product development, deployment scaling, and commercialization of the company's robotics platform.
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Trimble Ventures backs Civ Robotics autonomous surveying
2022-09-21 - Funding - Civ Robotics had a $5 million seed round for autonomous surveying products in civil engineering and infrastructure projects. CivDot is an unmanned ground vehicle that marks thousands of coordinates per day. Civ Robotics uses Trimble GNSS technology in autonomous surveying workflows for solar farms, roadways, data centers and power plants.
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Context

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