I think automated construction and 3D printed construction will be the future considering the labor shortage we are experiencing in the American construction industry. Other countries are short on laborers as well especially in some that get seasonal natural disasters like typhoons and monsoons. Automated construction is on its way in, I cover some of the competing firms on my channel.
Splendid video guys. Id love to get my hands on that 3D printing for SFR's Id imagine architects will have to learn to use this as well. Up to now they design based on current building techniques and this is a huge leap.
Interesting trends to watch this year. There's lots of potential to improve the health of people working and living around these buildings, during and after construction.
Yeah it looked like a great solution for such a repetitive task, does make you wonder about the jobs for these people. Suppose the machine wouldn't be applicable for quite a few cases like in high rise construction where space is so limited
All new constructions should be made in such a way that isn't harmful for the environment. I love the examples this channel gave in other videos :) To the data aspect mentioned at the end of this video: the collected data must be publicly available.
I am a Developer and I'm the reason you all are losing your Jobs. But dont worry I will be losing mine by 2060 or so and all jobs will be lost by 2100. This is not a bad thing, humans will be able to explore our planet with our curiosity and we will still be paid with Universal Basic Income. None of this is bad, Humans are not workers they are thinkers. We evolved to be intelligent and gather information. We will have more time for loved ones / hobbies / living more healthy and more fulfilled lives. It's called Democratic Socialism and it is the Future. You may disagree but your not a Developer working on AI are you... Or the Robots kill us... its 50 /50 Ps- Stop dropping your phone its telling the toaster...
Says the guy who uploads minecraft tutorials and gameplays and has 100+k subscribers - which means he is obviously not an IT architect / machine learning guru, but someone who rather focuses onto creating content for TH-cam (which is not a bad thing, btw). :)
And despite all this technology. No one has yet to design a multipurpose building to include apartment living with offices, shops , schools , grocery shopping, cinima, childcare , age care and everything we need to live In a single sky scraper. They all seem to be single purpose buildings.... why is that. We must just love traffic , that much!
Together, we will change the world! Let's use technology to save the planet, fix global warming and build the future with a complete respect of nature! We have been gifted with such a beautiful planet!
Here is my single biggest question mark about construction sites: Who decides where and how the on-site material is stored? I mean every site begins with looooads of material being trucked in, put down and organised around the paths towards the access points on the structure. But from above, it always looks like it fell out of the sky. There's hardly ever any 90 degree angles and it seems arbitrary. The aerial views of construction sites in this video prove that. How does that happen? Is the process as organic as the results makes me think? "Just put it down where you deem it most sensible?"
A.I. is really good and efficient especially in businesses but imagine if this replace people it will affect the livelihood of too many peoples lives in a negative way unemployment rate will rise.
It's kind of interesting how there's a shortage of labor because people are afraid of losing their job to robots, so the industry makes up for the shortfall with new robots.
How best to integrate 24/7 non-stop labor robots? Simple. You just fire the hundreds of millions of human laborers and immediately replace them all with A.I. and robots. Enough said. The human emotion and personal financial repercussions from it all is another story.
1:40 IT'S NOT REAL! IT'S NOT REAL! . . oh mommy tell me the monsters aren't doing parkour now, say it ain't so, say it ain't so, sa ha hay it ain't so oo oo oh :_(
Robots are overrated, as Elon Musk and Tesla discovered when they tried to over-automate the Model 3 assembly lines. The truth is that robots won't be very useful for most tasks on most construction job sites. They are much too complex to automate successfully. Even just navigating on a job site is going to be a major task to automate for a robot. I also don't see a lot of applications for AI in the building trades. While you were talking about AI the video was showing examples of traditional CAD programming. No AI involved! So-called smart building technologies are actually just scheduling problems better solved with direct programming. There's no need to "discover" when lights and heat should be turned on when people can just tell the building with switches and thermostats that they would like lights and heat immediately.
I like this channel, but let's be honest, you can get away with having nearly everything you say get taken as credible if you do it in a smooth British accent with sexy video editing skills. While most of the things here really do have a lot of promise....there's also a lot of wank too. The most infuriatingly bad proposal, the dumb idea that just WILL NOT DIE, has to be the pavement or sidewalk thing that "harvests the energy of pedestrian footsteps". This is not going to become a thing. Ever. Please look into how these things actually (don't) work. It would take years of foot traffic to power a single kettle boil, probably centuries to ever pay back the energy cost of their construction and manufacture. They're a scam that just won't die.
None of this besides 3d modelling, which is common, is remotely feasible on all but maybe some oddball job looking for publicity. Trust me, your million dollar robots are no match the average jobsite. The world of low bidders and stagnate wages doesn't need any of these yet.
My concern with injecting CO2 into cement is that it will be released when the building is knocked down, so it's only really delaying the emission of CO2 into the atmosphere...
@@alexrhodes9747 I thought the CO₂ reacted with another compound, so it isn't CO₂ anymore? I guess it's not clear, so yeah, a video about just this topic would be helpful. There's honestly a lot in this vid that I hadn't heard of before, and would like to know more about.
I think we've already reached the point of optimal adoption. Adding more robots to take on more tasks is not going to eliminate as many jobs as it will create. Programming robots in construction is going to be a horrendously complex coding task.
@@hwfq34fajw9foiffawdiufhuaiwfhw AI is the easy part. The main task is the hardware. Quantum computer is needed. Today it is at the level of a child. Perhaps in the future, a graphene-based quantum computer will be available at room temperature. This would increase the number of quantum bits to the required number for a true AI. And all this is predicted by 2050
Always a great show! I do trim carpentry mostly, I could see a robot doing basic moldings, but not the complex problem solving I usually have to do. [for now anyway]
Great video guys summarising for me some of the key things to look out for. We all know that there will be more including some left field things which will just show up overnight because thats how life is now. However this raises a number of issues for me and possibly for you......I think you're probably at least 5 years ahead of your time and where the majority of our sad risk adverse industry actually is. Not your fault and I know you cant fix that. You need to flag the growth points, the cutting edge, the drivers. But for me my daily concern and experience is the capability of supply chain, the awareness and drive of clients (or the lack of it!) and the really lower echelons of our industry, white van man/woman if you will. As an example and I say this every time I speak, getting people just to use 4P correctly is a real achievement, so connected job sites for some people may as well be on Dr Who. I like the new Dr Who. I know you guys can't change an industry on your own and I'm not asking you to, but I think people need to see the grit and reality of trying to put this into practice. An encouragement that says yes actually this is how we put this into practice, and yes you can do it too! A kety action area now is the end to end, concept to FM, demonstrating the value of digital to w=owners and operators. There a big story there that will give them skin and motivation in the implementation of this stuff. But that said great work as ever , all good wishes to the team, more please and I LOOOOOOOVE you guys! best J.
Probably be a bit of initial chaos, as with all new things, plus the reticence of workers to accept new things, but eventually it will produce better and cheaper buildings - as to the concerns of loss of jobs, this too will sort itself out - remember the Ludites
The rise of technology could create new construction job roles that don’t yet exist - th-cam.com/video/HZCLqYREaTs/w-d-xo.html
Quality channel, you guys deserve 2-3M subs at least.
Well that's an oddly specific number. Why not 20-30M? ;)
The construction industry is going to be greater in 2019! Kudos Fred Mills and the entire B1M crew. We are approaching 1M subscribers.
I think automated construction and 3D printed construction will be the future considering the labor shortage we are experiencing in the American construction industry. Other countries are short on laborers as well especially in some that get seasonal natural disasters like typhoons and monsoons. Automated construction is on its way in, I cover some of the competing firms on my channel.
Nice to see the 3D concrete printer from my university as the cover of the video! Loved the contents
I wonder if modular apartments will become bigger
If they are modular, getting them bigger is just adding another module...;-)
Awesome video, 2019 the arrival of the future, also true for Space in 2019, what an exciting time to be alive.
Splendid video guys. Id love to get my hands on that 3D printing for SFR's Id imagine architects will have to learn to use this as well. Up to now they design based on current building techniques and this is a huge leap.
Keep up the good work!
Wow, this is excellent, many changes coming down the pipe line. I'll look forward to playing with them as they come on line.
Tks for what you do here.
You're so welcome! It wouldn't be possible without our subscribers :-)
Thank you! your vids give me hope for the future!
Brilliant work here. Just love it
please make a video over nuclear power plant construction?
awesome video
Interesting trends to watch this year. There's lots of potential to improve the health of people working and living around these buildings, during and after construction.
Incredable. New era in construction sector.
The rebar tying machine was awesome. This could simply take over the jobs of barbenders
Yeah it looked like a great solution for such a repetitive task, does make you wonder about the jobs for these people. Suppose the machine wouldn't be applicable for quite a few cases like in high rise construction where space is so limited
Awesome epi, thank you!
Great job, per usual.
Thank you so much!!
*Goosebumps*
This is so interesting
Cool tech
nice vid. all this new tech i feel like a soon to be obsolete skill set
Great videos, cutting edge info. Thanks B1M.
nailed it. the best video till date. hope to see more
All new constructions should be made in such a way that isn't harmful for the environment. I love the examples this channel gave in other videos :)
To the data aspect mentioned at the end of this video: the collected data must be publicly available.
I am a Developer and I'm the reason you all are losing your Jobs. But dont worry I will be losing mine by 2060 or so and all jobs will be lost by 2100.
This is not a bad thing, humans will be able to explore our planet with our curiosity and we will still be paid with Universal Basic Income.
None of this is bad, Humans are not workers they are thinkers. We evolved to be intelligent and gather information. We will have more time for loved ones / hobbies / living more healthy and more fulfilled lives.
It's called Democratic Socialism and it is the Future. You may disagree but your not a Developer working on AI are you...
Or the Robots kill us... its 50 /50
Ps- Stop dropping your phone its telling the toaster...
Says the guy who uploads minecraft tutorials and gameplays and has 100+k subscribers - which means he is obviously not an IT architect / machine learning guru, but someone who rather focuses onto creating content for TH-cam (which is not a bad thing, btw). :)
Man the future is on the rise.. this video was awesome and definitely made my day! Thx a lot :)
awesome video
THANK YOU!
b1m sell some dream
And despite all this technology. No one has yet to design a multipurpose building to include apartment living with offices, shops , schools , grocery shopping, cinima, childcare , age care and everything we need to live In a single sky scraper. They all seem to be single purpose buildings.... why is that. We must just love traffic , that much!
Absolutely spectacular information...
Nice one,
Can we get a report like video on how these new tech has been adopted over the year
Still interesting in 2021.
Me in 2021 still waiting on some of these
Way of the future in construction
Together, we will change the world! Let's use technology to save the planet, fix global warming and build the future with a complete respect of nature! We have been gifted with such a beautiful planet!
Hello from 2021. All of these ideas from the video have stuck in prototyping. How so?
Good video
Self healing concrete, what!
Looks like industry 4.0 will enter in contraction areas
usa de intrare deschisa si inchisa cu succes :)
Good i like
"White lightning's still the biggest thrill of all."
Who's here after the 2020 video?
Use The ai to learn emotionally constructure deep designing will be awsome if may possible...
The rising technology makes jobs simple and fastest,
Here is my single biggest question mark about construction sites:
Who decides where and how the on-site material is stored?
I mean every site begins with looooads of material being trucked in, put down and organised around the paths towards the access points on the structure. But from above, it always looks like it fell out of the sky. There's hardly ever any 90 degree angles and it seems arbitrary. The aerial views of construction sites in this video prove that.
How does that happen? Is the process as organic as the results makes me think? "Just put it down where you deem it most sensible?"
Even artificial intelligence
A.I. is really good and efficient especially in businesses but imagine if this replace people it will affect the livelihood of too many peoples lives in a negative way unemployment rate will rise.
6:12 can anyone help me knowing the kind of software used to make such product visuals.
You guys should have divide video into at least 2 videos instead.
Hey, where is Ghislaine Maxwell?
3d printed houses built in 2 days ...wondering what will be the impact on civil engineering
It's kind of interesting how there's a shortage of labor because people are afraid of losing their job to robots, so the industry makes up for the shortfall with new robots.
at 3:40 i can see my appartment !!! :)
Eighth
If you think all this isn’t gonna put many or of work I hope you’ve invested money wisely.
Pretty cool but I don’t think any of these will “trend” in 2019, maybe in the coming years but not 2019
Job should be decreasing right? I mean the more we automate job there will be few job for people yet human population is rising
i knew i should have taken engineering degree
Do you want Judge Dredd? 10:08 Because that's how it starts.
Бля мне по этому видосу эссе писать есть текстовая версия? а то я dont English
How best to integrate 24/7 non-stop labor robots? Simple. You just fire the hundreds of millions of human laborers and immediately replace them all with A.I. and robots. Enough said. The human emotion and personal financial repercussions from it all is another story.
say goodbye to jobs
Yeaa AI that can kill us and Smart building which can be abused by hackers, Yay future.
?
1:40 IT'S NOT REAL! IT'S NOT REAL! . . oh mommy tell me the monsters aren't doing parkour now, say it ain't so, say it ain't so, sa ha hay it ain't so oo oo oh :_(
I don’t want robots to take our jobs
12:03
BTC - buy. buy! buy! bye bye.
Robots are overrated, as Elon Musk and Tesla discovered when they tried to over-automate the Model 3 assembly lines. The truth is that robots won't be very useful for most tasks on most construction job sites. They are much too complex to automate successfully. Even just navigating on a job site is going to be a major task to automate for a robot.
I also don't see a lot of applications for AI in the building trades. While you were talking about AI the video was showing examples of traditional CAD programming. No AI involved! So-called smart building technologies are actually just scheduling problems better solved with direct programming. There's no need to "discover" when lights and heat should be turned on when people can just tell the building with switches and thermostats that they would like lights and heat immediately.
Interesting but will increase unemployment rates.
Not necessarily - th-cam.com/video/HZCLqYREaTs/w-d-xo.html
I like this channel, but let's be honest, you can get away with having nearly everything you say get taken as credible if you do it in a smooth British accent with sexy video editing skills. While most of the things here really do have a lot of promise....there's also a lot of wank too. The most infuriatingly bad proposal, the dumb idea that just WILL NOT DIE, has to be the pavement or sidewalk thing that "harvests the energy of pedestrian footsteps". This is not going to become a thing. Ever. Please look into how these things actually (don't) work. It would take years of foot traffic to power a single kettle boil, probably centuries to ever pay back the energy cost of their construction and manufacture. They're a scam that just won't die.
None of this besides 3d modelling, which is common, is remotely feasible on all but maybe some oddball job looking for publicity. Trust me, your million dollar robots are no match the average jobsite. The world of low bidders and stagnate wages doesn't need any of these yet.
Not much of this shit actually reaches the real world.
Where are 3d printed houses? Russian companies are as always ahead of the world!
All this stuff is bad.
Why?
Got to love the B1M
another masterpiece , thank you for posting, such excellent content
Could you do a video on waste Plastic on Roads and injecting Carbon dioxide in cement .
My concern with injecting CO2 into cement is that it will be released when the building is knocked down, so it's only really delaying the emission of CO2 into the atmosphere...
@@alexrhodes9747 I wondered the same thing .
@@alexrhodes9747 Cement can be recycled.
@@alexrhodes9747 I thought the CO₂ reacted with another compound, so it isn't CO₂ anymore? I guess it's not clear, so yeah, a video about just this topic would be helpful. There's honestly a lot in this vid that I hadn't heard of before, and would like to know more about.
The roads one exists already! 👉👉 th-cam.com/video/IQW6j4Xhrfo/w-d-xo.html
2019...the year of smart cities, the automation of industry and the self-driving electric dump truck!
who's gonna buy their product robots ?
@@kyleseeker7757 - The same people who buy human-driven dump trucks now. Earthmoving companies, mining firms, and the like.
Kyle Seeker people that want to maximise profits
How to kickstart 2019? Watch an exciting and intriguing B1M video! ❤️
You’re welcome! 😉
2:14 Why the hell would ABB name their robot *"HAL"* ?
Do they *_want_* it to go rogue?
I'm afraid I can't do that Dave
Hahahaha
Yes dave, yes they do
Ahh yes , that space movie...everyone is quite familiar with....unplug him
Beautiful quality imagery and excellent content. Always enjoyable. Thanks.
So many workers are going to be replaced, I hope I'm not one of them lol. Fantastic video though!
I think we've already reached the point of optimal adoption. Adding more robots to take on more tasks is not going to eliminate as many jobs as it will create. Programming robots in construction is going to be a horrendously complex coding task.
@@dlwatib nope, AI
@@hwfq34fajw9foiffawdiufhuaiwfhw AI is the easy part. The main task is the hardware. Quantum computer is needed. Today it is at the level of a child. Perhaps in the future, a graphene-based quantum computer will be available at room temperature. This would increase the number of quantum bits to the required number for a true AI. And all this is predicted by 2050
Fantastic video. Everything from the commentary and background music to the images and editing. Great job B1M
Thank you!! ✊️✊️
Happy New Year B1M and thank you for all of these supper interesting videos!
I'm looking forward to seeing what all you guys have planned for us this year!
Always a great show! I do trim carpentry mostly, I could see a robot doing basic moldings, but not the complex problem solving I usually have to do. [for now anyway]
Great video guys summarising for me some of the key things to look out for. We all know that there will be more including some left field things which will just show up overnight because thats how life is now. However this raises a number of issues for me and possibly for you......I think you're probably at least 5 years ahead of your time and where the majority of our sad risk adverse industry actually is. Not your fault and I know you cant fix that. You need to flag the growth points, the cutting edge, the drivers. But for me my daily concern and experience is the capability of supply chain, the awareness and drive of clients (or the lack of it!) and the really lower echelons of our industry, white van man/woman if you will. As an example and I say this every time I speak, getting people just to use 4P correctly is a real achievement, so connected job sites for some people may as well be on Dr Who. I like the new Dr Who. I know you guys can't change an industry on your own and I'm not asking you to, but I think people need to see the grit and reality of trying to put this into practice. An encouragement that says yes actually this is how we put this into practice, and yes you can do it too! A kety action area now is the end to end, concept to FM, demonstrating the value of digital to w=owners and operators. There a big story there that will give them skin and motivation in the implementation of this stuff. But that said great work as ever , all good wishes to the team, more please and I LOOOOOOOVE you guys! best J.
Thanks for the cool video.
Other than things I'm into researching; It's hard for me to learn what's what in current technology.
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If all of these are combined, will it make construction more expensive, chaotic, or will it be the complete opposite?
I Guess it depends where and what you build as it mostly depends on the wages and on how compact you build.
Initial costs will be high but mass adoption will make it cheaper over time
Probably be a bit of initial chaos, as with all new things, plus the reticence of workers to accept new things, but eventually it will produce better and cheaper buildings - as to the concerns of loss of jobs, this too will sort itself out - remember the Ludites
Awesome.
MUY interesante , imprecionante y BONITO su VIDEO?.. saludos from, new York.
your videos make me love Civil Engineering
Trend - "A general direction in which something is developing or changing.
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200k EXTRA people on the planet every day . Give me a break . Total horseshit .
how much of these tech ideas are widespread?????------not many is my guess
Awesome video! Thanks!!