9 Construction Tech Trends to Watch in 2019
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From autonomous vehicles and exoskeletons – to robots, and even artificial intelligence – these are the 9 construction technology trends you must keep your eyes on in 2019. For more by The B1M subscribe now –
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Footage and images courtesy of Hal Robotics, Volvo Construction Equipment, Odico Formwork Robotics, Doxel, Fastbrick Robotics (FBR), Advanced Construction Robotics, Japan's National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Boston Dynamics, Graphisoft, Intelligent Buildings, Construction Robotics, Ekso Bionics, Bluebeam, Waymo, Volvo Trucks, PlasticRoad, CarbonCure, TU Delft, Eelke Dekker, Pavegen, Self Assembly Lab, MIT, Autodesk, Elegant Embellishments, Daqri, Multiplex, Freeform, Hewlett Packard, DUS Architects, MX3D, Adriaan De Groot, Joris Laarman, Robert Roozenbeek, Project Milestone and Viki Knows.
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I wonder if modular apartments will become bigger
If they are modular, getting them bigger is just adding another module…;-)
Always a great show! I do trim carpentry mostly, I could see a robot doing basic moldings, but not the complex problem solving I usually have to do. [for now anyway]
nice vid. all this new tech i feel like a soon to be obsolete skill set
Thank you! your vids give me hope for the future!
Got to love the B1M
Could you do a video on waste Plastic on Roads and injecting Carbon dioxide in cement .
@Orin Anthony Im worried too. With dark roads and the sun shining on them they get hot. How much heat can they take? Do they smell like hot plastic and give toxic substances from heating into the air?
Also I heard something (forgotten the source) about microplastic in the ground. Everyone knows about it in the ocean but we have around the same amound mixed in the ground. If food wrapped in plastic is thrown away it gets crushed with the plastic into small parts. It then gets burried in the ground to rot.
Same with flowers. If they get thrown away with plastic it ends up in the soil.
Actually, I think the plastics in asphalt solution is the one to be concerned about. Isn’t this just going to result in large amounts of microplastics in the soil?
dlwatib I believe you answered your own “concern.” Plants and especially trees – the kings of evaporative cooling on our planet, die when they’re exposed to decades long droughts; they can’t grow when heat-stressed by rising temperatures; or when downpours cause so much rain to fall over one area that it runs right off the surface and into streams, rivers, and oceans without being absorbed deep into the soil where trees need it to maintain adequate canopy.
What always seems to be missing from denier thinking is the overall big picture. They forget that in this case the CO2 fertilization effect does not happen in isolation. You can have positive and negative things going on at the same time, but it’s the net balance that matters. As with most skeptics and their ideas, the belief that you can cherry-pick the desired effects from the overall effect of adding atmospheric carbon dioxide is simply not how the world or it’s climate works.
@dlwatib I highly doubt they’re wrong. But in which case we should focus on planting more plants…
My concern is that the climate alarmists are completely wrong and we actually need more CO2 in the atmosphere so our plants will grow better. Plants help to cool their local environment through increased evaporation.
Love these videos, straight to the point and very informative. Keep up the good work!
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Fantastic video. Everything from the commentary and background music to the images and editing. Great job B1M
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2019…the year of smart cities, the automation of industry and the self-driving electric dump truck!
Kyle Seeker people that want to maximise profits
@Kyle Seeker – The same people who buy human-driven dump trucks now. Earthmoving companies, mining firms, and the like.
who’s gonna buy their product robots ?
another masterpiece , thank you for posting, such excellent content
Awesome video, 2019 the arrival of the future, also true for Space in 2019, what an exciting time to be alive.
please make a video over nuclear power plant construction?
The construction industry is going to be greater in 2019! Kudos Fred Mills and the entire B1M crew. We are approaching 1M subscribers.
I’m looking forward to seeing what all you guys have planned for us this year!
Nice to see the 3D concrete printer from my university as the cover of the video! Loved the contents
Quality channel, you guys deserve 2-3M subs at least.
Well that’s an oddly specific number. Why not 20-30M? π
The rise of technology could create new construction job roles that donβt yet exist – https://youtu.be/HZCLqYREaTs
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Splendid video guys. Id love to get my hands on that 3D printing for SFR’s Id imagine architects will have to learn to use this as well. Up to now they design based on current building techniques and this is a huge leap.
Wow, this is excellent, many changes coming down the pipe line. I’ll look forward to playing with them as they come on line.