China Using 3D Printing and AI to Build 590-Foot-Tall Dam: Scientists
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Using artificial intelligence, construction robots, and zero human labor, China is poised to complete the Yangqu dam by 2024, they said.
By Matthew Loh You're currently following this author! Want to unfollow? Unsubscribe via the link in your email. Trucks dumping rocks to complete a river closure for a dam in China's Sichuan province in 2021. Wang Lei/China News Service via Getty Images China is poised to build a hydropower dam in two years using artificial intelligence, construction robots, and zero human labor, scientists involved in the project said. The Yangqu dam on the Tibetan plateau is set to be assembled layer by layer, like with 3D printing, The South China Morning Post first reported on Sunday, citing a…
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