See How These Futuristic Construction Robots Build - Future Technology

[@Arational]

Dry fitting blocks. No mortar. What good is that?

[@Idontwantahandle6669]

It’s not dry fitted, it’s using a brand new 21st century bonding agent.

[@AA-zs7jw]

Great documentry! but the concrete on the bamboo structures is a technique called shotcrete used mainly for shoring but I must admit that using a drone to do that is quite new to me.

[@scottaye9999]

Boston Dynamics the vaporware champion. Spot looks cool in carefully manipulated environments and lots of editing.

[@punu3675]

??

[@thesteelrodent1796]

"Not able to work autonomously." In other words, not a robot, but merely a remote controlled tool - there are tons of those and it's nothing special by now. Remote controlled cranes have been a thing for over a decade, and machines like Huddig backhoes can also be fully remote controlled, which I guess by your definition means they're also a construction robot

[@Idontwantahandle6669]

Most of those excavators can now work autonomously. Caterpillar and Komatsu build fully autonomous heavy equipment now, meaning less jobs.

[@timothycross4815]

That line was specific to the Demolition-Bots and had NOTHING to do with the other robots in this video documentary. 😆

[@donseymour5560]

On any given day i need to be a drywaller, painter, carpenter, ect. That a lot of machines in a 3 bedroom ranch, and the terminator can't step on the family dog. haha

[@Idontwantahandle6669]

The machine will be able to do all of those things.

[@ravikumarak.s6907]

wow impressive

[@Arational]

Drywall robot installs the sheet wrong side out. Woops

[@CountofSerenno]

Hey construction droid, get to work! Droid: Roger Roger!

[@mohitjoc25]

Keep posting

[@ionution-]

Belissime

[@nunyabusiness1317]

wheres the plumbing?

[@williamhuang5329]

Hanzhen harmonic drive gear , robot gear reducer , over 30 years experience

[@3eshine985]

So many people will die from the hopelessness of uselessness.

[@AmazingStoryDewd]

Not my problem.

[@punu3675]

What

[@pory913]

Everything’ll be cheaper tho

[@ainsleyfrastructurekpopmashups]

Hoping By this Decade, The Construction Robot will be used in the Philippines, The First Uses will be for Philippines Megaprojects so that Manpower and Productivity of PH Megaprojects will be Highest as Possible and Completion will be at Earliest as Possible, Starting with Fleets of Tesla Optimus Working Alongside Human Construction Workers to Build the PH Megaprojects Especially the New Manila International Airport and Ilocos-Manila-Bicol High-Speed Railway by PNR, Then By Late 2020s and Early 2030s, The Construction Site of All PH Megaprojects will be Based on Construction Robots with Autonomous Vehicles and Gatherings or Fleets of Tesla Optimus Construction Workers That Work On-Site to Build PH Megaprojects.

[@Idontwantahandle6669]

These machines mean that humans won’t have jobs.

[@elcrucius]

Aaand the human race loses a few million jobs just like that 😂

[@MrChiefsmaster]

there will be a lot of new jobs, but very likely in the IT sector. Someone has to invent and program the robots ;)

[@HardKore5250]

@@MrChiefsmaster until they can themselves

[@DanyCervantes]

We should work to live, not live to work. I value my free time.

[@CrazedGamer117]

Good, I sincerely hope you don't believe thats a bad thing.

[@redsnflr]

have you worked construction? horrendous job.

[@adaletbread3386]

thirty years by now we will experience a big war against machines… or die from hunger and homelessness… I dont know any other way around because technology matures faster than human maturity, it is a scary futuristic life, teach your kids coding skills so they can set up robots and fix them

[@AmazingStoryDewd]

In the future it seems those with little brainpower will be screwed.

[@adaletbread3386]

@@AmazingStoryDewd Natural Selection, adapt or experience extinction as many other species did in the past

[@magnithorson6568]

@@adaletbread3386 Funny, because thats literally not how it works for humanity anymore. If it was, we wouldn't have such a huge welfare system.

[@alexberkowitz5897]

@Magni Thorsen In the future, anyone who fails the grade school aptitude tests will become a welfare dependent/App based Gig worker who gets UBI in exchange for contraceptive j jectiona every month. Those who refuse this bargain will be hunted by the people running society as sport, which will be live-streamed on twitch. When the Mars colonies go, this will be a ready made expendable population to throw at the colonies for the first few waves

[@adaletbread3386]

@@magnithorson6568 welfare: 1000 a month, go live in a tent by kensington avenue

[@redsnflr]

I've worked at construction sites, most who work are alcoholics and drug addicts, understandable given the monotonous drudgery and pain that work entails. Given the work is about repitition, precision and calculation it's a waste of human life to be acting like a robot.

[@danieln611]

What a comment

[@aty4282]

I am lucky to be working like this with my dad, alone and not on sites full of that kind of people

[@alexanderrutherford8392]

Dude your completely wrong you dont take any pride in your work

[@star.watchersteven3255]

Star WATCHER of MI USA 🇺🇸 wair we sake the lake and rock the docks

[@thomasbobinski4127]

So Spot is basically a snitch

[@D2_Papaya]

basically yeah, from what I know Boston dynamics are primarily working on making stuff that recognizes its environment and knows how to move in it, while the other companies primarily make static rail based and remote controlled systems. basically Software speaking Boston is future proofing their stuff since they can have bipedal and quad pedal robots interacting with stuff way faster and before their competition has a chance to enter the market.