Dynamic of Construction Robotics to Develop Affordable Housing in Latin American Cities

Author:

Cubillos-González Rolando-Arturo1ORCID

Affiliation:

1. Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana, Colombia

Abstract

Latin America is one of the most urbanized regions. It implies a high demand for housing for the low-income population of this region in the face of climate change. The COVID-19 pandemic caused a delayed technology transition in the region. Although recently it has been observed that the construction industry and Latin American governments from the pandemic are promoting disruptive actions in this industry. The promotion of robotic construction in Latin America is an alternative to this problem. Construction robotics is an opportunity for sustainable development in Latin America. It is essential to update the construction sector by orienting it towards implementing this type of technology. Technology transfer plays a prominent role in the dissemination of this new paradigm. What is the dynamic of construction robotics to develop affordable housing in Latin American cities? This chapter aims to identify the dynamic of construction robotics to develop affordable housing in Latin American cities.

Publisher

IGI Global

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