A machine that builds itself. Or how a crane is assembled using the same crane.

The crane folding up after finishing its job is pure magic… Tech at its finest!

I always wondered how it seems like cranes just suddenly appear from nowhere. It wasn't there yesterday and now it's suddenly there

i love it when humans try to outsmart machines, only to realize we're just reusing the blueprint of our own existential crises.

To be precise, the initial assembly (boom, counterweights, operator cabin etc.) requires a second crane. But changing the height is done like this.

What remains in place from the crane after the building is finished becomes the main elevator shaft for the building!

Uplifting video about some guys getting high - very high!

Often wondered, never asked and now I know. Thanks

I always wondered how they raised the cranes up that high

Thanks for this video. I have been wondering how the crane increases its height. Now I know.

@grok who invented crane?

pretty cool

Fantastic

Wow that's amazing

Be like a crane build yourself slowly step by step.

Hep merak ederdim, "Nasıl yükseliyor?" diye.

Not the job 4 me 😳

Been There... Done that.

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Always wondered how they added new sections 🧐😅👍🏿

This is something I never get used to

If it has no quality problem, why don't we use a machine to simplify the job?

My life most curious question has been answered....thank you 🙏🏾

Most useful post today

That’s crazy

impressive

Always wondered this but never got round to checking myself

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This is a good analogy for Universal recursion. Systems of the future needs to build themselves from the past.

Mechanical engineering marvel.

That is good job and answer about question that more people doesn't know it.

So they don't appear instantly during the night, when everybody sleeps.

Amazing

Yes, imagine this using AI? The world is over...

Most of them do