WATCH: Bricklaying robot ushers in semi-automated masonry

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This type of setup probably works well if you have a relatively simple straight wall with square window and door openings, with enough space for the powered scaffolding plus the robot.

However, on more cramped jobsites and with more complicated brick layouts, humans would probably be much more efficient brick layers.

Also, this robot seems Way slower than the masons that I have seen working.

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Consider that this machine is Mark 1.

At their fastest moments, or averaged over the entire shift?

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