robotics

Optimotive to debut new Mule and Scrubbles robots

The Windsor, Ontario-based Optimotive is expanding its roster of autonomous robots for the construction industry As demand for autonomous construction solutions grows, a Windsor, Ontario-based company...

TyBot is now commercially available

TyBot, the rebar tying robot from Advanced Construction Robotics (ACR), is now available for purchase. TyBot 3.0, which was previously only available through ACR’s Robot...

Gaudi robots can print a home in as little as 30 days

New 3D printing robots from California-based Gaudi are promising to build homes in record time and for a fraction of the cost of traditional...

SkyMul robot aims to automate concrete prep work

SkyMul is designing a robot capable of completing the layout for rebar placement and post tensioning cables, as well as tying the thousands of...

UBC team deploys AI-powered construction robots

Construction sites are evolving into smarter, safer job sites thanks to Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology, according to Dr. Tony Yang, a Structural Engineering Professor...

ETH Zurich develops autonomous wall-building excavator

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7wmotyKgXc&t=12s Researchers at the Swiss university ETH Zurich have developed an autonomous excavator capable of constructing dry-stone walls. The autonomous excavator, named HEAP, was recently deployed...

TyBOT now available with rail-free deployment option

Advance Construction Robots’ (ACR) TyBOT is now available with a rail-free deployment method, which expands the rebar tying robot’s opportunities in construction.  In response to...

Boston Dynamics teaches Spot new tricks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgHeCfMa39E Boston Dynamics has released new software and hardware for its autonomous Spot robot.   Spot 3.3 includes enhancements to inspection solutions, new features in Scout software, as well...

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