ICON closed a Series D round that will enable the Austin-based 3-D construction startup to help put its ``Titan'' robot on job sites, according to Will Hurd, the former US representative from Texas who is now president of the company's government contracting arm. Hurd speaks with Bloomberg's Julie Fine. (Source: Bloomberg)
ICON closed a Series D round that will enable the Austin-based 3-D construction startup to help put its ``Titan'' robot on job sites, according to Will Hurd, the former US representative from Texas who is now president of the company's government contracting arm. Hurd speaks with Bloomberg's Julie Fine. (Source: Bloomberg)
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