RoboCons | Cooperative Robotics for Construction – Horizon Europe Project
To transform construction and renovation through a human-centred ecosystem where workers, robots, and digital technologies collaborate safely and seamlessly, creating more productive, resource-efficient, and sustainable worksites.
To enable the next generation of collaborative robotic ecosystems where intelligent robots, humans, and AI-driven orchestration systems work together seamlessly to improve industrial productivity, safety, flexibility, and sustainability.
To establish the Robot-Human Adaptive Construction Ecosystem (ACE), supported by a Digital Construction Platform (DCP), and integrate human-empowering, robot-assisting, and situational-awareness technologies into solutions validated in real construction and renovation scenarios.
Construction sites become safer, smarter, and more sustainable through the real-time integration of BIM, robotics, AI, and cooperative human-centred automation—empowering workers, improving productivity and quality, and reducing costs, waste, and environmental impact.
A centralized cloud-native environment that integrates multi-source telemetry, BIM files, and live robot parameters. Serving as the core operational brain, the DCP processes IoT and robot signals to render real-time Digital Twins, optimizing multi-robot task dispatching and spatial coordination.
Integrating Augmented Reality (AR) HUDs and lightweight cybernetic exoskeletons into daily construction. By projecting plans on-site and lowering the physical toll of materials handling, RoboCons bridges technology with human skill, keeping builders safe, healthy, and highly capable.
Creating highly adaptive manipulators, autonomous mobile bases, and precise additive manufacturing tools. These modular systems automate the most repetitive and dangerous site operations—such as drilling, high-elevation alignment, and floor inspection.
Conducting exhaustive ecological, economic, and social life-cycle assessments on the deployed systems. We track resource consumption, carbon footprint reduction, economic overruns, and worker ergonomic feedback to prove the sustainable case of the RoboCons architecture.