How construction companies can save money, boost revenue with robots and AI

TyBot construction robot

TyBot in the Central Susquehanna Valley Transportation River Bridge project. Source: Advanced Construction Robotics Inc.

According to McKinsey, the construction industry is one of the largest sectors of the global economy. About $10 trillion is spent every year on construction-related goods and services. However, productivity in the U.S. construction industry has barely changed since 1945.

In comparison, productivity has grown by as much as 1,500% in manufacturing, retail, and agriculture. That presents an opportunity for robotics.

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