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Construction Business Review | Sunday, January 03, 2021
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Construction is one of the most labor-intensive sectors on the planet. However, due to a persistent labor scarcity (and, for the time being, social estrangement), the sector has had to adjust to a lack of workers who can undertake this task. Nevertheless, adaptability has long been one of the industry's most vital qualities, and with technological improvements occurring daily, a new option has emerged: construction robots.
Fremont, CA: Construction robots are automated equipment that helps in the building. Although the concern of robots taking over occupations is justified, it appears that they are more likely to upgrade jobs rather than steal them.
There are four significant types of construction robots.
1. Robotics in Industry
Some of the most well-known automation include industrial robots used in production. As construction technology advances, the sector has witnessed a rise in the usage of robotics to undertake repetitive, high-value activities.
The following are three frequent applications for industrial robots:
Articulated Robot Manufacturing
Articulated robots are manufacturing robots. They are designed to look like human arms and are utilized for various functions and purposes. An articulated robot's applications span from basic assembling to welding.
Cartesian Robots for 3D Printing
A cartesian robot, also known as a gantry robot or a linear robot, is a robot that works using the three-axis system of cartesian coordinates (X, Y, and Z). These robots are helpful for several activities such as pick and carry and loading, but one duty, in particular, has exploded in popularity: 3-D printing.
Humans Collaborating with Collaborative Robots
Collaborative robots, also known as cobots, are robots designed to work alongside people, accomplishing activities that would be too difficult for the person or the robot to undertake alone.
The usage of drones in the construction business will only rise as the industry grows and innovation increases. Among the occupations they have enhanced are:
Drone Mapping in 3D