Robotic construction refers to the use of robotic technology and automation in the building and assembly of structures. It encompasses a range of processes and techniques where robots are employed to perform tasks traditionally carried out by human workers in the construction industry. This can include automated bricklaying, welding, 3D printing of building components, and even the deployment of drones for surveying and monitoring construction sites. The primary aim of robotic construction is to improve efficiency, precision, and safety while reducing labor costs and the time required to complete projects. By integrating robotics into construction, companies seek to enhance productivity, minimize human error, and adapt to labor shortages in the industry.
The ambitious Neom project in Saudi Arabia is stepping into the future by partnering with GMT Robotics, a Danish startup focused on advanced construction technology. This partnership seeks to revolutionize…