Updates

Lumber, Robotics, Innovation, and Sustainability are discussed on Jeff Frick’s podcast Turn the Lens with guest Eric Law, Co-founder and CEO of Urban Machine.

Urban Machine is recognized for reevaluating wood waste in the TWIG (The Wood Innovation Group) Newsletter, a dedicated space to inspire and guide professionals to gather, connect, and share knowledge. TWIG’s events bridge tradition and innovation, creating a platform for knowledge exchange that propels the value-added wood sector forward.

Discover why reclaimed lumber pricing hitting parity with virgin lumber is such an important milestone for the construction circular economy.

Tune in to meet Eric Law, the visionary behind Urban Machine Robotics, where construction meets eco-friendly realities. With two decades of industry expertise, Eric is on a mission to rescue a staggering 37 million tons of discarded lumber annually in the U.S. His outstanding team, now on their fifth robotic iteration, is gearing up to reclaim wood in more metropolitan areas. Despite hurdles like hungry hardware costs and the delicate dance of engineering and marketing, Eric is turning trash into treasure. Ready to be part of the solution? Hit that play button now!

Discover the untapped value in reclaimed lumber from C&D! MJ Collective explores our solution to reclaim this valuable resource for reuse.

Urban Machine is among the top 15 semi-finalists for the Built by Nature Prize–a global showdown for low-carbon materials, shaping a greener future for our built world.

Using Urban Machine’s robot, Suffolk Construction will reclaim wood from one project to reuse that same wood for another project in the Bay Area.

LBM Journal spotlights Urban Machine’s solution for construction wood waste reclamation.

UpLink World Economic Forum selected us as a Top Innovator for the Yes SF Urban Sustainability Challenge.

Urban Machine is one of the two startups previewing the future of AI in the circular economy, showcasing its impactful applications in sustainable practices.

Urban Machine is proud to be highlighted in the HackTrends article about 20 startups offering lower-carbon construction materials.

Urban Machine is delighted to be featured in The GFDA’s 3R’s Low-Waste News, where they’re sharing numerous sustainable ideas for architecture and design.