SINGAPORE: The future of construction in Singapore is taking shape, as robots are set to play a pivotal role in building new homes.
, starting in 2025, these machines will handle tasks like painting and plastering in about half of the upcoming Build-To-Order projects. They may even take on inspection and remote supervision roles soon.
The introduction of robots follows successful trials at several BTO sites, which have demonstrated significant benefits. For example, an architectural finishing robot tested at a Yishun North site increased productivity by up to 30%. This robot is equipped with sensors that enable it to navigate construction sites efficiently, applying finishing touches to walls and ceilings with precision.
Tan also highlighted the Construction Transformation Project , which aims to achieve a 25% productivity improvement at two BTO projects in Tengah.
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