As cities continue to expand and infrastructure projects grow more ambitious, the construction sector is facing a crippling problem: There aren’t enough workers. The U.S. alone will need to attract ...

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 ...

The world of robotics is having its own revolution while everyone's paying attention to chatbots, which means you might be caught by surprise in a few years when autonomous construction machines start ...

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 ...

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

An international team has explored how in future aerial robots could process construction materials precisely in the air -- an approach with great potential for difficult-to-access locations or work ...

Civ Robotics now brings bot benefits to the planning stage of the construction process with autonomous, roving, battery-powered surveyors. While they're not quite ready to replace their human worker ...

Construction robots in extreme environments encounter various application scenarios, including hazardous work environments, polluted and harmful environments, as well as extreme conditions in deep ...

Contractors should start preparing for the emergence of humanoid robots in the construction industry, according to a new report from consulting firm McKinsey. Fewer young people entering the field, ...

Construction robots are no longer a far-off idea. They're already changing job sites by tackling repetitive, heavy, and often dangerous tasks. The latest robot comes from Australia, where a ...

Robotic arms and 3D printing gantries can already be found on construction sites – albeit mostly as heavy, permanently installed systems on the ground. They quickly reach their limits on rough terrain ...