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The advantages of a metal buildings in construction

June 28, 2024 by Abdul Montaqim

Back in 20th century when steel first emerged as a construction material, the construction of metal buildings also started.

Metal buildings were initially used only for industrial purposes and military purposes but considering their strength and durability, they gained popularity with time.

With time, there were advancements in the field of metal fabrication and techniques of construction. This helped in the expansion of its applications making it a preferred choices for today’s projects. [Read more…] about The advantages of a metal buildings in construction

Filed Under: Construction Tagged With: buildings, commercial, construction, material, metal, projects, residential

Robotic drywall robot maker Canvas launches new machine for small spaces

June 27, 2024 by David Edwards

Canvas, the construction robotics company specializing in drywall finishing with its series of robotic “L4” and “L5” spray and sanding machines, has released its new product, the “1200CX”.

The company says that years of development and customer feedback have resulted in a compact, lightweight, and easily maneuverable machine that is highly versatile across project portfolios and enables customers with smaller spaces such as multi-family and tower construction projects to leverage Canvas machines. [Read more…] about Robotic drywall robot maker Canvas launches new machine for small spaces

Filed Under: Construction, News Tagged With: 1200cx, canvas, drywall, drywall finishing, l5, machines, robot, robotic, sanding, spray

KCI Technologies launches floor-flattening robot for construction projects

May 20, 2024 by David Edwards

KCI Technologies, a multi-disciplined engineering and consulting firm with offices throughout the United States, has launched RoboFlat, a high-performance, cloud-based product for concrete floor flatness and levelness testing.

Designed to address floor challenges in a variety of robotic-equipped facilities, this product streamlines testing operations, processing large volumes of data and delivering rapid results.

With RoboFlat, contractors and building owners can be assured that their floors meet the required flatness specifications.

With this innovative software, users can upload point cloud data generated from laser scanners, enabling further analysis and evaluation and automating time-consuming, multi-step processes. RoboFlat supports a range of floor standards that can be tailored to meet specifications. [Read more…] about KCI Technologies launches floor-flattening robot for construction projects

Filed Under: Construction, News Tagged With: construction, floor-flattening, kci technologies, projects, robot

Tomahawk Construction employs Teleo autonomous technology to clear land for development

May 15, 2024 by Mark Allinson

Tomahawk Construction is developing land to create a new 700-acre residential community in Naples, Florida. It is also among the many heavy construction companies looking for ways to overcome an ongoing labor shortage plaguing the industry.

“We really have just had a hard time getting people into haul trucks,” says Tomahawk owner Scott Lyons.

The labor shortage isn’t going away anytime soon. As experienced operators retire, the industry is struggling to attract much-needed new operators to fill job vacancies, resulting in spiraling project costs and timelines.

[Read more…] about Tomahawk Construction employs Teleo autonomous technology to clear land for development

Filed Under: Construction, Features Tagged With: autonomous, clear, construction, development, land, semi-autonomous, teleo, tomahawk, trucks

Robotic drilling market projected to grow to more than $8 billion

May 15, 2024 by Mark Allinson

The size of the robotic drilling market is expected to be worth $8,025.65 million in 2028, growing at a compound annual growth rate of 7.5 percent from 2021 to 2028, according to new research by Adroit Market Research.

Robotic drilling is the practice of performing drilling operations in a variety of sectors, such as manufacturing, construction, mining, oil and gas exploration, and more, using robotic systems and automation technologies.

Robotic drilling’s main objective is to increase drilling processes’ efficiency, precision, and safety while minimizing human involvement. Robotic drilling may be used for industrial tasks like making holes or forming components in sectors including electronics, aerospace, and automotive. [Read more…] about Robotic drilling market projected to grow to more than $8 billion

Filed Under: Construction Tagged With: construction, drilling, growth, mining, rate, robot, robotic

ABB Robotics teams with innovative tech start-up to deliver sustainable and affordable housing

March 30, 2024 by Mark Allinson

ABB Robotics is collaborating with UK-based tech start-up Automated Architecture, or AUAR, to advance the use of robotic micro-factories to build affordable, sustainable low energy timber homes.

AUAR’s transformative approach to integrating robotic automation into the building process will tackle skills shortages, boost sustainability, and improve health and safety by deploying robots in a global network of local micro-factories.

These micro-factories will construct energy-efficient, affordable buildings from sheet timber. AUAR reports today that it has completed a £2.6 million seed round led by deep-tech and AI fund Miles Ahead, alongside ABB Robotics & Automation Ventures and several other investors. [Read more…] about ABB Robotics teams with innovative tech start-up to deliver sustainable and affordable housing

Filed Under: Construction, News Tagged With: abb, architecture, auar, automated, housing, robotics, sustainable

Civ Robotics shows how to improve pre-construction surveying efficiency by using robots and precision positioning

March 30, 2024 by Mark Allinson

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Managing a construction project from planning stage to execution in the real world is replete with challenges. Whether a company is building a sprawling solar farm or laying lines on the road, precision is paramount. Errors of just a few inches can have massive implications that can lead to critical delays and cost overruns.

In this new case study, Civ Robotics explains how Point One’s Polaris RTK precision technology has been instrumental in lowering their operating costs and streamlining processes for many of its high-precision layout projects.

Land surveying is a critical stage in the construction layout process, during which workers use various forms of global navigation satellite systems (GNSS) to mark specific locations for builders. Because this process demands a high degree of precision, all GNSS readings must be validated and corrected to ensure accuracy, sometimes within even a few centimeters. [Read more…] about Civ Robotics shows how to improve pre-construction surveying efficiency by using robots and precision positioning

Filed Under: Construction, News Tagged With: civ, construction, one, point, positioning, pre-construction, precise, precision, robotics, robots, rtk, surveying

Prefab Office Building Trends: What’s Hot in Workspace Design?

February 9, 2024 by Mark Allinson

In recent years, the world of office design has seen a significant shift towards more flexible, sustainable, and efficient workspace solutions. One of the trends leading the way in this transformation is the rise of prefab office buildings.

These innovative structures are changing the way you think about office spaces, offering a range of benefits that appeal to both businesses and employees. This article explores the hottest trends in this building design, showcasing how they are reshaping the future of workspaces. [Read more…] about Prefab Office Building Trends: What’s Hot in Workspace Design?

Filed Under: Construction Tagged With: biophilic, building, buildings, commercial, construction, light, natural, office, prefab, technology

PaintJet raises $10 million in Series A funding

January 16, 2024 by David Edwards

PaintJet, the robotics company bringing automation to industrial painting, has raised $10 million in Series A funding to bring critical automation technology to the construction industry and address widespread labor shortages.

The latest round of funding was led by Outsiders Fund with participation from 53 Stations, Dynamo, Pathbreaker Ventures, MetaProp and VSC Ventures. This brings PaintJet’s total funding to $14.75 million.

Every single commercial building needs to be painted for protection from the natural environment, but the American painting sector is in crisis, lacking 100,000 laborers that are needed to meet today’s project demands. [Read more…] about PaintJet raises $10 million in Series A funding

Filed Under: Construction, News Tagged With: fund raising, funding, infrastructure, painjet, painting, raising, robot, series a

SafeAI and Obayashi unveil electric, autonomous construction haul truck

January 7, 2024 by David Edwards

Companies set stage for a “safer, more sustainable future” with the first retrofitted autonomous, zero-emission haul truck

SafeAI, a developer of autonomous heavy equipment, and Obayashi, one of Japan’s largest construction companies, have unveiled a “first-of-its-kind” retrofit zero-emission, autonomous haul truck.

The Caterpillar 725 is the first haul truck retrofitted with autonomous and electrification technology. This is a breakthrough in heavy industry that paves the way for companies to reuse their existing assets while improving operations and enabling them to reach their sustainability goals.

Heavy industry companies have grappled with safety, productivity, and cost challenges for years. As Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) commitments gained prominence in recent years, sustainability has also emerged as a top concern. [Read more…] about SafeAI and Obayashi unveil electric, autonomous construction haul truck

Filed Under: Construction, News Tagged With: avia, building, construction, engineering, equipment, heavy, obayashi, safeai

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