Machines are coming alive to rule future job sites

Christian Shelton

14 June 2021

Christian Shelton explores how techology advances are helping turn strategic visions into reality.

Although robots, flying cars and holograms could be called clichéd pre-millennium stereotypes of the future, as it turns out these contained the seeds of ideas as currently witnessed globally on construction sites.

Robots work behind the scenes in factories that make cranes and their components, even if their task…

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