Bringing Autonomous Technology to the Construction Industry

(Autonomous Solutions Inc.: Petersboro, UT) -- Autonomous Solutions Inc. (ASI), a leading provider of industrial ground vehicle automation, has announced its vision for its subsidiary ASI Construction, which aims to provide autonomous solutions that empower end users to become the leading producers in their respective applications. In response to market demands, ASI’s primary focus is end users with production operations that can leverage ASI’s market-leading Mobius software.

ASI seeks customers ready to scale autonomy in their construction loading and haulage applications. The company aims to deliver high-quality autonomous installations that enable customers to transform their production operations and unlock their full potential, similar to the unprecedented success ASI has proven with its customer, Roy Hill, in the mining industry. The company is committed to this vision and is open to investment partners who are passionate about making positive change in the construction industry through developing the most innovative technology offerings.

“At ASI, we believe that our autonomous solutions are the key to unlocking the future of production; it’s a journey of transformation worth taking,” says Bret Turpin, product manager of ASI Construction. “That’s why we’re partnering with end users to make our vision a reality, and we’re excited to help them become the leading producers in their industries.”

ASI’s autonomous solutions have already proven their worth in the mining industry, and the company is eager to replicate this success in the construction industry. The company’s innovative solutions can help end users optimize their production processes, reduce operating costs, and enhance safety while providing real-time data to support better operational decision making.

For more information on ASI’s autonomous solutions, visit ASI Construction.

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