[2] Opponents claim that increased automation may lead to less construction jobs and that software leaves heavy equipment vulnerable to hackers.
Kratos Defense & Security Solutions fielded the world’s first Autonomous Truck-Mounted Attenuator (ATMA) in 2017, in conjunction with Royal Truck & Equipment.
Automation in construction refers to the use of machinery, software, and other technologies to perform tasks that were previously done manually by workers.
[7] Automation can help speed up construction processes, reduce project completion times, and improve overall efficiency.
By automating tasks that are hazardous to workers, such as demolition or working at height, companies can reduce the risk of accidents and injuries on site.