Construction Tech Startups in Perth, Australia

Fastbrick Robotics developed a robot, Hadrian 105, that helps in laying bricks. Claims laying speed of 1,000 bricks per hour and can construct an average house in 1-2 days. The robot brick-layer uses information fed from a 3D CAD representation of the home for brick placement, with mortar or adhesive delivered under pressure to the head of the boom. Has secured patents in 11 countries including Australia, China, U.S., Canada and the UK. R&D supported by grants from federal government, Dale Alcock and a major Australian brick manufacturer. After acquisition by DMY Captial, the company was reverse IPOed and is now traded under ASX:FBR symbol.

Online payment software for the construction industry. The platform offers a collaborative tool for managing the payment processes of subcontractors, builders, and construction clients on both commercial and residential projects.

JobFile is a cloud-based collaboration platform that connects home builders, suppliers and subcontractors. Using the platform, builders can send purchase orders to suppliers, assign and manage tasks to subcontractors. Suppliers and subcontractors can use the APIs to integrate with their systems to manage purchase orders and tasks. Has mobile apps for iOS and Android devices. Sold through a freemium model with the premium version pricing starting from $19 per month per user.

APE Mobile is the paperless site app for contractors in construction and civil contracting. Users can create, edit and share forms related to operations, safety, project management, drawings and punch lists on mobile. Pricing is based on monthly subscription, choice of server and the number of users in the project. Finalists in Perth's start-up app competition, the OzAPP Awards.