This Robot is Building Supertall Elevators

This innovation could transform skyscraper construction.

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0:00 Intro
1:24 Skyscraper Innovation
2:50 Snow White
4:13 Elevator Installation 101
4:56 Ella
7:17 An Automated Future?
8:13 Outro

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[TheBM]

Do you think we'll see this on more construction sites in the future?

[JohnMckeown-dlcl]

This is a prime example of a task that robots are perfect for. Repetitive tasks that require a high degree of precision. This also removes workers from environments that pose risks of health and safety issue while completing task in a more efficient and speedy manner.

[Samuel_J]

This is the kind of robot in construction I can get behind without any real objection. It saves time and cuts out health risks to in a tricky working space.

Also, couldn't help notice that lady was called Caroline Rieper, like Carolina Reaper. That's a cool name :D

[harbl]

Only B1M Fred could make the words "...maximizing floor area on site..." sound like a stirring part of the romance of the mighty skyscraper.

[svenlima]

Schindler is a Swiss company that has been around since 1874. Happy 150th birthday!

[JimTheFly]

One thing I love about this channel is that it's true that a lot of videos are pretty much companies going "Hey, we'll sponsor you if you do a video about our product", Fred makes it interesting enough to take elements about construction that over 90% of us would never know about and keep people watching and interested. Technically, you could say this is just a 10 minute ad for Schindler, but the topic and presentation make hundreds of thousands of people go "I want to watch this 10 minute ad". And that's a special kind of talent.

[ThePanacon]

You gotta love the Viennese dialect. It's pretty cool for a German guy like me. They have this attitude in their dialect which always gives me reason to smile as it sounds like they express that they don't care who you are or what you represent when they talk.

[jimhearsonwriter]

Robots in a Lift Shaft - the long-awaited sequel to Snakes on a Plane.

[vga-tm]

human workmanship has progressed to a very robotic stage. making robots do those works is just a matter of fact taking shape

[johnb]

love that its a high tech robot but still got a standard drill strapped to it. instead of integrating the motor into the arm

[SpiritmanProductions]

'RISE' is so obviously a backronym ;-)

[nigelmorse]

I’m a retired electrician with an interest in technology. Thanks for keeping me informed

[ORGANIZEDCoNfUsioN]

Wow that was very cool, I had know idea this type of equipment existed.

[TempleGuitars]

00:10 "Around the world..." ...this has to be a new record, Fred!

[CrickeyPredator]

Love the droneshots & close ups on the robot @The B1M ! Looking forward to more building site stuff 🎉

[NameGeheim]

Once seen, this robot totally makes sense. An elevator shaft is a quite simple/monolithic structure.

[WisdomLearner]

I think the sustainable building is a building that can last through centuries. Instead of using sustainable materials or designs that will be obsolete 20-50 years later.

[fatted]

B1M consistently creates top-notch content! Great job

[danwiddon]

Thanks Fred and Schindler’s Lifts. It’s great to see Ella improving safety and efficiency in installing the Snow White tower’s lifts.

Limited only by the access to power, Ella can prepare the shafts for the teams of technicians that fit the equipment to transport people safely to any floor of the skyscraper when it’s finished.

[GBA]

This video has 10 minutes exactly. Perfection. Reminded me the old days of Youtube.