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Done! this is tougher than i thought, and it actually takes a two—year apprenticeship to learn the trade, so for a robot to do it so well is really impressive. but remember, it's still a bulky piece of kit, and with simon here who can do four bricks per minute, it is still a tad slow. there's also more and more 3d—printed houses, but i'm told these just aren't as long—standing. what's going to happen to those houses in 20, 30, a0 years' time? we'll have substandard housing then. this is the way to build a house — bricks, blocks and mortar. this house we are building here will last 150 ...
To do it so well is really impressive. but remember, it's still a bulky piece of kit and with simon here who can do four bricks per minute, it is still a tad slow. there is also more and more 3d—printed houses, but i'm told these just aren't as long—standing. what's going to happen to those houses in 20, 30, a0 years�* time? we'll have substandard housing then. this is the way to build a house — bricks, blocks and mortar. this house we are building here will last 150 years. are you just going to make a machine for everything — a machine for everything, bricklaying, tiling, insulation...
Is really impressive. but remember, it's still a bulky piece of kit, and with simon here who can do four bricks per minute, it is still a tad slow. there's also more and more 3d—printed houses, but i'm told these just aren't as long—standing. what's going to happen to those houses in 20, 30, a0 years' time? we'll have substandard housing then. this is the way to build a house — bricks, blocks and mortar. this house we are building here will last 150 years. are you just going to make a machine for everything — a machine for bricklaying, tiling, insulation? just the heavy superstructure ...