Robot prints paved roads

A semi-automatic robot, called 'Tiger-Stone,' can lay prearranged bricks into a continuous layer of road.
The bricks are pattered by human beings as the robot slowly makes its way back, weaving a road like a carpet.
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[@christopherbako]

That's a back saver!

[@pharflo]

This video is well edited and the bricklaying methods are nicely explained.

[@gaving.griffon2703]

Road Printer go Brrr.

[@Mr.Deleterious]

Now just 4.18 million more miles of roads to cover and they are solid. 🤘🏻🤣🤘🏻

[@N.N93]

Wat een mooi systeem!

[@RCola729]

I want robots to take over the world. This is a blessing

[@basedmoves]

Libertarians be like: "YESSSSSSSS!!!!"

[@SpikesSpikesSpikes]

And?

[@tr909love]

Avoid strain of their bodies ? My ass... you mean you don't need to pay so many people to lay bricks

[@umkemesic]

Cry a river

[@jeuneroi3069]

I dont get it. Brick layers here are way faster. Also, someone has to go back to tap those bricks down or they will soon move all over the place. This looks like a much higher cost and more time, and you still need almost the same amount of people to lay the briks

[@aabb-zz9uw]

@@jeuneroi3069 Even in brick laying robots are three times faster and Big Tech has unlimited financial resources to make such robots. Hyundai started as a construction company and now owns Boston Dynamics and develops vehicles you can never ever even dream of. Koreans have AI robots at their border with Joseon.