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EPISODE · Jul 27, 2026 · 7 MIN

How Robot Arms Are Learning to Lay Bricks

from The Robotics Business with Fexingo: Automation, Industrial Robots, and Hardware Startups · host Fexingo

On a construction site in upstate New York, a single robotic arm laid 1,200 bricks in eight hours — more than twice the rate of a human mason. In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore the technology behind bricklaying robots, the business case driven by a chronic shortage of skilled masons, and the challenges of making robots work on messy, outdoor job sites. They discuss the specific sensors and algorithms that allow a robot arm to apply mortar, pick bricks, and adjust for uneven surfaces, and what this means for the future of construction productivity. #RoboticBricklaying #ConstructionAutomation #IndustrialRobots #BusinessAndTechnology #LaborShortage #MasonryRobot #SAM100 #ConstructionRobotics #RoboticsBusiness #Automation #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #Robotics #ConstructionTech #OnSiteAutomation #PrecisionRobotics #SkilledLabor #BuiltEnvironment Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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