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Robots are going to redefine Japan’s skylines

Robots are going to redefine Japan’s skylines

Construction sites are perfect examples of chaotic environments – a massive number of moving parts, unpredictable environmental conditions, hundreds of people – and there’s a very real risk of injury or even death for every human present. Automation therefore is highly complex, but the first steps are starting to be taken, with robots moving parts and materials to free up humans to work on the more challenging task of actually building.
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Japanese companies are turning to robots to help build their skyscrapers.

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2018-04-26

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