This robot can do the high-risk jobs on construction sites
Its arm can be fitted with different tools and attachments so it can perform repetitive, demanding or hazardous task. From drilling, sanding, spraying and painting, to carrying heavy loads around the site. It can work safely alongside human operators thanks to a suite of built-in sensors that detect people and objects nearby.
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This robot can do the high-risk jobs on construction sites

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A new robotic system, CONCERT, is designed to take on demanding and hazardous tasks in construction. Developed by scientists at the Italian Institute of Technology, it can be equipped with different tools to perform drilling, sanding, spraying, painting, and even carrying heavy loads.

Built for safety and efficiency

CONCERT is equipped with multiple sensors, including vision systems, 3D LIDARs, cameras, and ultrasonic sensors. These allow it to detect human workers and objects nearby, ensuring safe collaboration on-site. It can also function autonomously with minimal human supervision.

The future of AI in industrial work

Researchers aim to enhance CONCERT’s capabilities by integrating AI and machine learning. This would enable the robot to evaluate its own work and improve over time. Such advancements represent a shift towards ‘embodied AI agents’—systems that learn, adapt, and act within their environments.

Redefining human roles in industry

Robots like CONCERT could transform industrial work, shifting human workers from manual labor to supervisory roles requiring judgment and creativity. This technology may also help address labor shortages in sectors like construction.

A new World Economic Forum white paper, created in collaboration with Boston Consulting Group, explores the impact of AI agents in industrial operations. Could AI-powered robots change the way you work?

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