Tying rebar involves handling heavy materials, working in awkward positions, and repeating the same hand twisting motions over and over. All of this can lead to serious wear and tear on the body. A ...

Imagine, if you will, a stretch of road under construction. The site has been prepped and rebar has been placed. Thousands of connections lay in front of your team. And it all needs to be tied ...

Rebar-tying robots have come to Wisconsin. Waukesha-based MKE Iron Erectors recently used one on a bridge project, a first in the state. Developed by Advanced Construction Robotics of Pittsburgh, Pa., ...

SkyMul has announced its third prototype of SkyTy, the world’s first automated rebar tying aerial robot. According to a report in Suas News, the SkyTy system consists of a ground unit, a SkyTy mapper ...

WEBVTT OF INTERSTATE 93. MIKE: IT’S THE FIRST ROBOT OF ITS KIND USED IN NEW ENGLAND AND IS A WELCOMED ADDITION TO ONE CONSTRUCTION CREW. IT’S ALL HANDS ON DECK ON ROUTE 102 OVERLOOKING INTERSTATE 93, ...

We are super excited to announce the third prototype of SkyTy (P3). P3 has been able to fly and tie for a few months now. Watch the world’s first automated (hands-off) rebar tying by aerial robot.

Construction companies are increasingly allocating more money for labor-saving items that reduce man-hours in the field while limiting liability risks. Handheld tools and devices can enhance worker ...

Advanced Construction Robotics (ACR) – a global US-based manufacturer of autonomous robotic equipment – said the third generation of its rebar-tying robot, TyBOT, is available to purchase and ...

TOKYO, Jan. 15, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- MAX CO., LTD. (hereinafter "MAX," based in Japan), the world's first company to release a battery-operated rebar tying tool, is pleased to announce that it will ...