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Robots, drones help Japan’s builders out of labour crunch | Today


curated by | March 30, 2017

TOKYO — Construction sites in Japan are enjoying a wave of automation amid an increasing shortage of labourers, with the introduction of robots to do the heavy lifting and drones that fly from above and instantly collect data.

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