A $10,000 ROBOT IS ALREADY REPLACING WORKERS ON CONSTRUCTION SITES
The price of a used car. The job of a bricklayer.
Not a lab. Not a demo.
This is a real construction site. A tracked base, a robotic arm, and a laser line. The robot picks up a block and places it in the wall.
It doesn't get distracted. It doesn't lose the level. It holds the line, row after row.
For a construction company, $10,000 is a small number. A robot like this pays for itself fast. And the site needs fewer workers.
Technology never held robots back on construction sites. The price tag did.