While basic tasks in construction still need human involvement to ensure safety and quality, advanced robots are beginning to offset dangerous work that people have traditionally done. When humans are removed from the construction field, sites become safer, and workers can complete jobs more quickly due to the ability of robots to work around the clock. However, drones in construction equipment aren’t just about replacing people with robots; it’s also about improving productivity through automation and streamlining the construction process through better use of data. Construction robots can accomplish any number of functions on a construction site. This versatility should be of little surprise, as field robotics are used in agriculture, mining, utilities, and public safety contexts.

A breathtaking dragon-shaped drone light show captivated thousands at the Petronas Twin Towers, marking a grand celebration of Chinese New Year and 50 years of Malaysia-China diplomatic relations.

The record-breaking display, featuring over 1,200 drones, illuminated the Kuala Lumpur night sky on Saturday, weaving a stunning visual narrative of Malaysian culture and landmarks, New Straits Times reported.

These can be employed to execute a variety of tasks

Automated Project & Building Inspection
Staff & Worker Safety through Heat Mapping
Site Security & Surveillance
Remote Monitoring & Progress Reports
Real-time tracking of construction equipment
Scanning & Surveying
Demolition & Hazardous Materials

Source: Courtney Dickson · CBC News