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Historic Tibetan Buddhist monastery is being moved to make way for dam - Vimarsana News

Historic Tibetan Buddhist monastery is being moved to make way for dam

Monks have petitioned to have the relocation order reversed, but to no avail.

Source: rfa.org
China looks to robotic workforce to accelerate construction of high-speed railway: report - Vimarsana News

China looks to robotic workforce to accelerate construction of high-speed railway: report

China's aging workforce and increasing wage demands have created immense pressure on its production, forcing officials to look to automated workforce capabilities.

China looks to robotic workforce to accelerate construction of high-speed railway: report - Vimarsana News

China looks to robotic workforce to accelerate construction of high-speed railway: report

China will look to accelerate the building of its high-speed railway system through the use of artificial intelligence (AI)-controlled robots tested and designed specifically for the task, according to a report. "China's use of AI in a signature national project is just another reminder that Xi Jinping is pushing full speed ahead with this strategic

Source: wfin.com
A 590-Foot-Tall Dam in China Will Be Built Entirely by Robots - Vimarsana News

A 590-Foot-Tall Dam in China Will Be Built Entirely by Robots

The project’s heavy automation ideally means it will be completed faster and with fewer errors than human labor would allow.

China's robot-built 3D-printed dam ready in 2 years: scientists - Vimarsana News

China's robot-built 3D-printed dam ready in 2 years: scientists

Artificial intelligence at the heart of the project on the Tibetan plateau will build the structure slice by slice, with no human workers.

Source: scmp.com