Construction Humanoids · Part of The Humanoid Group

About Construction Humanoids

Construction Humanoids covers robots for demolition, building, 3D printing and site surveys, and what a contractor needs to put one to work. It is one of the specialist titles from The Humanoid Group.

Sources we rely on

Council Directive 92/57/EEC on minimum safety and health requirements at temporary or mobile construction sites — European Union (EUR-Lex).
Minimum EU health and safety duties for construction sites, including coordinators and site safety and health plans.
29 CFR Part 1926: Safety and Health Regulations for Construction — US Occupational Safety and Health Administration (eCFR).
Full text of the US federal construction safety standards, from demolition and masonry to silica and cranes.
ISO 19650-1:2018 Information management using building information modelling, Part 1: Concepts and principles — International Organization for Standardization.
Concepts and principles for managing building information through BIM across design, construction and operation.
Transforming Infrastructure Performance: Roadmap to 2030 — Infrastructure and Projects Authority (UK).
UK government plan for modernising how infrastructure is delivered, with digital workflows, platforms and robotics.
Regulation (EU) 2024/3110 laying down harmonised rules for the marketing of construction products — European Union (EUR-Lex).
EU rules for marketing construction products and declaring their performance, replacing Regulation (EU) No 305/2011.
Modern Methods of Construction working group: developing a definition framework — Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (UK).
UK framework sorting modern methods of construction into seven categories, with additive manufacturing as Category 4.

Demolition Robots — Remote-controlled demolition machines that keep operators clear of the hazard.
Building Robots — Robots for bricklaying, layout marking, rebar tying and heavy lifting on site.
3D Construction Printers — Large-format printers that build walls and structures layer by layer from a digital model.
Survey & Inspection — Laser scanners, scanning drones and walking robots that capture site conditions accurately.
Robot Safety on Site — Who is responsible, how exclusion zones work and what operators must know when robots join a site team.
3D-Printed Buildings and Codes — How 3D-printed walls and homes are evaluated, tested and approved under building codes and standards.
Reality Capture and BIM — How laser scanners, drones and walking robots turn site conditions into data a BIM model can use.
Hire-or-Buy Demolition Robots — A method for deciding whether to hire a remote demolition machine or own one outright.
Robots' First Site Jobs — Layout, drilling, bricklaying and rebar tying: which construction tasks robots are taking on first, and why.
Latest updates — Contractors report wider use of jobsite robots, investors are backing them, and printed apartments and robot-laid brickwork are now finished projects. These are the numbers and moves worth knowing before you plan a site.
About us — What we cover, how we source every figure, and who publishes this site.

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