Remote-Controlled Demolition Robots Remote controlled demolition robots are transforming construction, utilizing a variety of tools such as crushers, breakers, drills and buckets. Many are designed to be compact to fit small spaces such as stairways and doorways.

Image ©: JLPC / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 3.0

Brokk robots give you intense power in a small package. A five-ton Brokk is as powerful as a 25-ton excavator. It is compact, lightweight, and easy to transport. A characteristic of the Brokk is its versatility. With its three-part arm system, Brokk gives the operator impressive reach and stability in all directions. There is a harness, belt and hand support for control levers for ergonomics.

Image ©: Vitaly K. Kuzmin

The Husqvarna DXR series is simple and convenient to use. The DXR 140 has an incredibly smart feature: the arm can rotate 360 degrees, giving it an extraordinarily long reach. As long as there is a power supply, a DXR will make its way to the workplace by climbing the stairs, taking the lift or hanging from a crane hook.

Image ©: Pavel Ševela / Wikimedia Commons

In 2005, Mark Pivac, the creator of Hadrian X, used his background in aeronautics, mechanical engineering, robotics, and mathematics to develop Dynamic Stabilization Technology (DST). This stability allows Hadrian X to be mounted onto other bases—including barges, boats, cranes, and tracks—and to be used for bricklaying in other sites.

Image ©:  Stockhead