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This Humanoid Robot Builder Installs Drywall

by Raj October 8, 2018
written by Raj October 8, 2018
Humanoid Robot Builder
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In case the humanoid robot builders are on their way, construction workers might be a history subject for school children. Meet the Japanese humanoid robot HRP-5P.ย This robot can install drywall on its own. It was designed to carry out dangerous construction works to replace human workers. This robot uses object detection and motion planning to perform tasks.

Handy humanoid robot uses a screwdriver, installs drywall
AIST

Japanโ€™s advanced industrial science and technology institute (AIST) Create this robot. But these robots are still in the research phase. In the future surely we can see the practical use of humanoid robots in building construction sites.

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Humanoid construction robot
AIST

The body weight of this robot is 101 kg. So it can provide moreย physical ability to handle larger objects. This humanoid robot builder will be more useful in the assemblyย of huge structures, for example, aircraft and ship constructions. Due to theย declining birthrate and the aging of humans,ย the construction industry will fall into serious manual deficiencies in the future. The height of the robot isย 182 cm and hasย 8 degrees of freedom for each arm.

humanoid robot install drywall
AIST

It hasย multiple joints concentrated in the hip. So it contains maximum movable range. This robot uses a head complex sensor for 3D measurement of the environment.ย Even in situations where the field of view is restricted by work objects.ย Are worrying about a future robot apocalypse? At that point, you could worry about the robotโ€™s capacity to hold and work a battery-fueled screwdriver.

Source: AIST

Watch theย Humanoid Robot Builder in action down below

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