In the tests, the robot was able to move from the construction site’s parking lot to an assigned location on the site completely on its own, where it drilled a hole with an accuracy of 1mm.

With over half million construction worker vacancies in the U.S. alone, including a serious lack of skilled bricklayers, there's plenty of work to go around. Bricklaying robot (Monumental) ...

PulteGroup, a prominent homebuilding company in the United States, has conducted a pilot program utilizing robotic-assisted construction technology. This initiative took place in the DiVosta ...

The robot’s versatility could be a welcome aid to offset construction labor shortages. The robot consists of a mobile base and a modular arm. The base is equipped with wheels that can be changed for ...

Er, are we sure we want to outsource the welding? Rise of the machines Construction workers could soon find themselves laboring alongside 20-foot (6 meter) tall AI-powered autonomous robots ...

He unveiled the construction robotics company’s smaller form factor 1200CX drywall robot at the company’s Mission District headquarters and maker space in San Francisco.

Husqvarna DXR 95 fits in a standard van New DXR 95 electric robot is easy to get anywhere you need it; by Husqvarna, via FCP.. That “wherever the job may be” doesn’t just refer to the job ...

Now the construction robot will get busy churning out up to 10 houses in a bid to become the employee of choice for building entire communities. A robotic truck equipped with a 105-ft ...

The goal is well within reach, as RIC’s current 3D construction robot, RIC-PRIMUS, already shares many of Zyrex’s capabilities, including high-speed, automation, and battery powered mobile ...

COBOD and TU Braunschweig launch a multifunctional construction robot with 3D printing and shotcrete capabilities, advancing digital and sustainable jobsite automation.

Growing labor shortages continue to plague the construction industry, while trade schools and job training programs report their current enrollment won’t make up for a wave of retiring skilled ...