August 2022

Robots can perform various tasks on the construction site, including but not limited to:

  • painting
  • loading
  • brick-laying
  • installing drywall.

Reducing dangerous and repetitive tasks performed by humans, robots help to protect laborers, reduce injuries, and free up the workforce to focus on more rewarding jobs. Robots can be also used to solve the labor shortage crisis.

The majority of...

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August 2022

This article is part of a blog series on drones, exploring what drones are and what they can do for the construction industry.

The future of drones in the construction industry

Drone usage is growing fast. They are very valuable on construction sites and...

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August 2022

This article is part of a blog series on Drones, exploring what Drones are and what they can do for the construction industry.

Drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), are now very sophisticated and used extensively by professionals in a variety of industries. The AECO industry has seen drone usage increasing year over year. It is now...

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August 2022

This article is part of a blog series on drones, exploring what drones are, and what they can do for the construction industry.

Drones can play a fundamental role in site safety. It is easy and safe to navigate a drone around your construction site, to discover early and worrying signs of hazards and safety risks. They can warn site managers...

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July 2022

Drones usage in the construction industry has increased 239 percent year-over-year, according to BigRentz, an online equipment rental network.

Construction sites use drones to monitor project progress, complete safety inspections, and survey dangerous sites. Drones are known to improve...

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