To efficiently produce sand and gravel bags at the highest rate possible using robotic bag filling machines.
Bagger Bots are easily transportable, and designed for large scale sustainable bag production to handle emergency and day-to-day demands for our future customers.
About Us:
In 2015, while watching their sons’ baseball game, Tom Burns and Mark Ensor laid the groundwork for what would become the “Bagger Bot”.
The idea behind the machine would be to quickly and efficiently fill various types of bags with multiple types of fill in response to global demands.
Fast forward to 2020, following thousands of hours of engineer work and design, BaggerBot is ready to be deployed by Brigade Automation Corporation (BAC).
Recent Podcasts
Tom Burns, president and CFO of Brigade Automation Corporation (BAC) was interviewed on America’s Web Radio on April 22, 2022.
During the discussion, Tom provided an update on how the BaggerBot team is working to solve a environmental problem for recyclers who are interested in bagging deconstructed / recycled waste material in biodegradable bags. The goal is repurpose the deconstructed content for public use and not have any of the content nor the bag (itself) return to a landfill.
American Web Radio Podcast about the BaggerBot
How? The ‘deconstructed’ contents and the bag – everything – will gradually decompose over a period of time. Thus, reducing the amount of waste returning back to a landfill.
Tune in to the Americas Web Radio podcast for those details and more to learn about the BaggerBot and how to Invest in the BaggerBot.
Why Bagger Bot?
The demands for a high-speed bagging bot is at an all-time high. Industry needs include temporary housing, natural disasters, landscaping, waterway reinforcement, military applications, and the oil industry.
Baggerbot is an innovative solution to an environmental issue that affects us all. This robot will quickly and efficiently fill various types of bags with multiple types of fill in response to global demands which could have a significant positive impact on our environment. Second, Tom Burns’ team has already put thousands of hours into developing this technology and are ready to deploy it as soon as possible. Finally, Brigade Automation Corporation (BAC) is dedicated to repurposing deconstructed content for public use without any waste returning back into landfills – something we can all get behind!
Investing in the BaggerBot project would be beneficial not only environmentally but also economically; by creating jobs within the company while providing cost savings through increased efficiency and productivity compared with manual bagging processes currently used today.. Additionally, there may be potential opportunities down the line such as using artificial intelligence or robotics further refine their operations process resulting even greater economic benefits from this investment opportunity. Investing now will help accelerate future robotics projects while helping address current Environmental Circular Economy needs at hand today!
In conclusion, investing in Brigade Automation Corporation’s Baggerbot project makes sense both financially and ecologically speaking due financial gains from increased efficiency/productivity plus reducing landfill waste simultaneously . Therefore , I strongly encourage you to invest your resources into making sure that Baggerbot becomes reality so everyone can benefit from its many advantages .