>>61249843
not if the meth heads have anything to say about it. those probably have some nice and expensive sensors and cameras on them

>jeet
It's a scam

>>61249843
They've been making 3D printed houses for a while now, and down in Australia they have a trailerized system that pumps mortar, lays bricks, and inserts reinforcement rods.

The problem with all of these is that the initial equipment investment is EXPENSIVE. Your average homebuilder is still going to choose to hire illegal Mexicunts instead of even low-wage blacks, forget about giant robotic tower printers.

>all blue collar work is the same
Putting up a wall is not running wire, installing plumbing, fixing HAVC, welding pipe, or even painting. Also, you got to build and assemble the robots. This shit will take 50 years for a full top-down from mine to work site to even be functional. Ignoring any spealists. Even coders are just using AI to help with short form code. Notice nobody has made a new operating system entirely from AI yet or a new game engine..

>>61249843
>makes a $80k robot that requires two guys to lift into place to tie rebar every foot for 24ft
>TECHNOLOGY SAAR
>ADAPT SAAR
>BUY BOT SAAR
no.

>>61249843
Blue collar will be in trouble when they start building more modular building systems, let's say in China, and shipping them here like giant lego blocks that are craned and connected together on site forming a totally built building complete with drywall, electricity, glazing, plumbing etc.

That little robot won't last long in the field, it will get dirty, the wheels will stop working, it will have to be in ideal environments or it won't work efficiently.