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Okibo NEWS: PCI Partnership Expansion

Okibo, the leader in construction robotics innovation, announces a significant expansion of its partnership with Performance Contracting, Inc. (PCI), one of the largest specialty contractors in the U.S. Following the success of their initial collaboration in Pennsylvania announced in April 2025, the two companies have signed a strategic national partnership with PCI ordering new units of Okibo’s robots to support high-priority builds across the nation. In this partnership, PCI receives early access to Okibo’s new developments in the field of finishing and serves as an active design partner.

PCI is currently utilizing the EG7 and EG7+ models, Okibo’s most advanced autonomous robots, to handle large-scale drywall finishing and sanding tasks. The EG7+ is specifically designed for high-wall projects, with the ability to reach up to 24 feet for sanding and Level 4 finishing. This capability is critical for data center environments, which often feature high ceilings and vast open spaces that require rapid, dust-free execution.

“The speed and precision required for modern data center construction are relentless,” says Ryan Crist, Innovation Manager of Performance Contracting Group. “By expanding our fleet of Okibo robots, we aren’t just increasing our capacity; we are doubling down on our commitment to worker safety. These additional tools allow our skilled tradespeople to focus on quality while the robot handles the heavy, repetitive overhead work that leads to physical burnout.”

Okibo’s robots operate with zero site preparation, utilizing a patented AI-guided 3D scanning and real-time modeling algorithm. This allows the robot to navigate and execute tasks nearly autonomously without the need for BIM tools, external sensors, or Wi-Fi.

“PCI has been an incredible partner in demonstrating how robotics can empower a skilled workforce rather than replace it,” says Nadav Shuruk, CEO of Okibo USA. “The expansion of our partnership showcases the robots’ ability to meet the most demanding schedules in the world while reducing the health risks associated with dust and repetitive strain.”

About Okibo

Headquartered in Englewood, NJ and Tel Aviv, Israel, Okibo is the world’s leading innovator of robotic tools that bring value-add safety and efficiency to skilled teams. Founded in 2018, Okibo’s robots are designed to enhance a skilled construction team’s efficiency, increase safety, and help address the labor shortage problem in construction. Backed by industry leaders with vast experience in Robotics, Computer Vision, 3D Modeling, Motion Control, AI, and Construction, Okibo is revolutionizing the largest labor-intensive market in the world. Unlike other companies, Okibo’s products require no tech skills or set up time and are fully independent, battery-operated units unconstrained by external equipment or cables. Now available in the U.S., our proven product utilizes a patented AI-guided 3D scanning and real-time modeling algorithm to guide the robot with zero preparations, measurement tools, special marking, or BIM tools.

For more information please visit www.okibo.com and connect with us on LinkedIn.

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