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Humanoid robots are fascinating at work. Just look at two TRON2 robots working together: measuring, nailing, assembling, tying rebar… (I could watch that all day.) Construction workers are also in short supply, skilled workers are aging, and young laborers are less willing to do the work and require time... show more

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Clara Lafever Jane1 天前

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Ashfaq Nagori8 天前

prefab is the way to go. assemble on site like legos

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James Erwin9 天前

Strategic partnerships between robotics companies and construction companies that share the robotics vision. Egocentric data capture at first, followed by teleoperation, and then finally onsite training grounds to get them field ready. Real world training, not a simulated environment

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