💨 Abstract
In Shanghai, engineers moved a 1920s-era building to facilitate underground construction. The Huayanli complex, spanning 13,222 square feet, was lifted onto a steel frame and placed on 432 hydraulic robots, allowing it to be shifted up to 32 feet per day. This feat was achieved using 3D modeling, AI, and precision robotics to navigate obstacles.
Courtesy: Katie Boyden
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