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Autonomous slab rebar tying robot from the TwinTier maker
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The MAX Autonomous Mobile Tying Robot is a compact wheeled robot that ties rebar on slab jobsites, and MAX states it plans and follows its own route within a designated work area. Its one documented subtask within concrete work is rebar placement and tying, and it comes from MAX Co., Ltd., the Japanese maker of the TwinTier handheld rebar tying tools. MAX lists the robot as under development: it debuted publicly at World of Concrete 2025 and has no pricing, no shipping date and no confirmed deployments.
Rebar Placement and Tying
MAX states the robot plans its own route across a designated area of a slab jobsite and ties rebar as it follows that route. MAX also describes several units working the same slab together under swarm control.
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