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Browsing: Robotics
The Robotics category explores how cutting-edge technologies are transforming architecture and construction. Read articles that showcase advanced fabrication techniques, automation, and sustainable practices shaping the future of design.
XPENG officially revealed its next-generation humanoid robot, IRON, during the company’s 2025 AI Day, a high-profile event dedicated to showcasing…
1X Technologies has officially introduced NEO, the first consumer-ready humanoid robot designed for direct home use, merging advanced robotics, AI-driven…
Figure 03 is the third-generation humanoid from Figure (often called Figure AI), designed as a physical platform for Helix, the…
Construction sites are evolving at speed. Robots take on the heavy, repetitive lifts, drones map progress from the sky, and…
At the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale, BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group) unveils Ancient Future, a living exhibition that bridges Bhutanese tradition…
Kawasaki, the Japanese tech and engineering powerhouse known for its high-performance motorcycles, has unveiled a revolutionary innovation in the realm…
Building sustainably turns slowly but steadily from suggestion to norm. The general aim is to ensure that actions today are laying the foundation for a healthy future for future generations.
Digital fabrication in housing is reshaping the construction industry toward sustainability and efficiency. The article highlights case studies like the New Orleans digitally fabricated shotgun house and TECLA’s 3D-printed eco-habitat, illustrating how these methods can create customizable housing solutions. It also addresses the critical challenge of equipping architects and engineers with the skills to leverage digital fabrication effectively.
Integrating robotics into prefabricated construction optimizes manufacturing, transportation, and assembly processes, increasing productivity and safety while reducing costs and environmental impact.
The Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industry has seen significant innovations, from hand-carved doric columns to the invention of fully clear photovoltaic glass.
