The construction industry is in desperate need of an
automated shake-up. With a serious skills shortage, limited resources, and
outdated data collection practices, automation
and robotics could save the industry from stagnation.
But digitization is coming for construction.
Already robots are entering
development sites, offering new capabilities that are humanly impossible, or
simply providing the accuracy and continuity that are so crucial in the
industry. Part one of this article will focus on robotics companies that are upgrading
on-site capabilities to address the skills shortage that threatens to suffocate
the construction industry.
Beyond digitization
Similar to the mining and oil
and gas industries,
construction has been sluggish when it comes to automation, although advanced technologies such as laser scanners and smart sensors are widely utilized
on-site, and digitization is spreading through the industry.
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