For those who aren't familiar, 3D printing in construction, also known as additive manufacturing, involves using a specialised printer to build structures layer by layer, directly from a digital model. Imagine a giant robot squirting out concrete, creating walls, columns, and even entire buildings! The primary methods include extrusion (typically of concrete or cement), powder bonding, and additive welding (for metals). It sounds like something futuristic , but it's already h

Robots are genuinely on site, making a difference. These aren’t meant to replace workers but they’re there to assist them. Think of them as extra hands, or maybe a really strong back. They can take on the repetitive tasks, the heavy lifting, and the awkward positions that lead to injuries and burnout. This not only makes the job less taxing on the human body.

are we building structures that can actually survive what’s coming, or are we just building castles in the sand?

Drones, or Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), are at the forefront of the revolution of technological transformation in the construction indus