The construction industry is witnessing a groundbreaking transformation as robots begin to play a pivotal role in projects worldwide. Known for being labor-intensive and prone to delays, construction ...

Construction’s fragmentation has long stalled automation, but recent advances in AI and robotics are finally creating a ...

Imagine a construction site where robots, not humans, are laying bricks with pinpoint precision, applying mortar flawlessly, and delivering materials exactly when and where they’re needed. This isn’t ...

From fungi-based materials to robots that can assemble entire building units, the construction industry is working on a lot of strategies to advance twin goals of affordability and sustainability. One ...

Buildroid says its block-laying robot and supporting mobile robots, validated in simulation, can automate 80% of masonry work ...

Italian researchers have developed a robot called Concert that performs multiple tasks on job sites. Concert drills on walls and ceilings of up to 3.5 meters high, sprays insulation, sands walls, and ...

AUSTIN, Texas — If you think you're seeing what appears to be a robot on a Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) jobsite, believe your eyes, because those actually are robot workers. TxDOT has ...

The world of construction and building is changing fast thanks to the use of robotics. Robots have the potential to build faster and more accurately than people, and they signal the digital ...

Flying construction robots are undergoing their first tests outside of the laboratory at the DroneHub, based in Switzerland at the Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials, Science and Technology. The ...

No longer just for early adopters and pilot projects, robots on jobsites are becoming a reliable way to take on some of the most repetitive and demanding tasks Growing labor shortages continue to ...

Monumental CEO Salar al Khafaji, a speaker at this summer’s TNW Conference, believes robotics are key to easing the housing crisis Europe’s housing crisis is deepening. High building costs, tight ...