Tyler · Wattson · Trey

Building physical intelligence by building the real world

Robots that build — and learn what work actually is.

Tyler is on commercial jobsites today: eight times a tile setter's ceramic output, with one operator.

Put one on your project

The fleet

Three machines. Three trades.

Workers designed around the work. Tyler leads our commercial effort; Wattson and Trey extend the approach into electrical and cable-tray work.

Tyler

Tile, LVT, carpet, VCT

Working

Wattson

Wire pulling, data centers

In pilots

Trey

Structured cabling, in the tray

In build

The proof

It's alreadyon the floor.

Tens of thousands of square feet laid on live commercial jobsites — real floors, real schedules, real crews working alongside it. And the jobs keep getting bigger.

8×

a setter's ceramic output

1

operator

New: three-year, $4 million tiling contract →
Tyler laying tile on a commercial jobsite

Tyler

Flooring · working today

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How we price

We price per square foot.

We price Tyler’s work per installed square foot. Your crew handles preparation, materials, cuts, and finishing. Share your flooring scope and timeline for project pricing.

1

operator alongside Tyler

~800

sq ft/day · ceramic

Tyler setting tile alongside a crew on site

Tyler

One operator · 800 sq ft/day ceramic

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Why now

More work than hands.

Physical output is still tightly coupled to human headcount. Contractors have work they cannot staff. We start with specific tasks where a machine can give an existing crew more capacity.

What we're building toward

Toward physical compute.

Cloud computing made compute reliable, provisionable infrastructure. We believe physical labor is next. Construction is our proving ground; Tyler is the first worker. Over time, this becomes the Autonomous GC: provision machine labor, coordinate execution, verify the outcome, and deliver the project.

  1. 01 Provision workers
  2. 02 Coordinate work
  3. 03 Verify outcomes

For contractors

Bid with HFR.

Bring us a project, or pursue the next one together. Our Preferred Bidding Network connects project discovery, bid submission, and Tyler working alongside your crew.

In the news

The industryis taking notice.

Floor Covering News featured Tyler's work with commercial flooring crews. Starnet Commercial Flooring welcomed Human Friendly Robotics into its contractor network.

“Tyler will help us expand capacity, improve scheduling and reduce some of the hardest physical demands on our crews.”

Flooring Concepts of NJ
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Tyler working alongside an installer on a commercial flooring project

Floor Covering News

Media coverage · September 2026

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Common questions

How Tyler fitsyour project.

Materials, crew, pricing, and getting started.

What flooring does Tyler install?

Tyler places ceramic tile, luxury vinyl tile (LVT), vinyl composition tile (VCT), and carpet tile. We review the material, format, layout, and site conditions before confirming a project.

What does the crew still handle?

Tyler handles repetitive placement with one operator alongside it. Your crew handles floor preparation, materials, layout decisions, cuts, edges, finishing, and quality control. Tyler adds capacity to the installation crew.

How much flooring can Tyler install?

Tyler's ceramic placement rate is about 100 sq ft an hour for ceramic placement with one operator. Ceramic: 800 sq ft/day with Tyler compared with 100 by hand. Glue-down LVT: 1,500 sq ft/day with Tyler compared with 750 by hand. Each comparison is one operator running Tyler against one installer by hand.

How is Tyler priced?

We price Tyler's work per installed square foot. Share your flooring scope and timeline for project pricing. Your crew handles preparation, materials, cuts, and finishing.

Where can Human Friendly Robotics work?

We are based in New Jersey, United States, with Tyler deployment experience in the New York City metropolitan area and Puerto Rico. Share your project location and timing so we can confirm availability and logistics.

How do I bring Tyler to a project?

Use the project request form to share your location, square footage, flooring material, and requested dates. We review the fit and follow up about scope and availability. Sending a request does not book a robot or confirm dates.

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Next step

Put a robot onyour next project.

Tell us the square footage and the timeline. We'll tell you straight whether it's a match.

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