Industrial robots weave a metal bridge as they move in mid-air

It's like weaving webs with metal.
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Nikolay Nikolov
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Industrial robots weave a metal bridge as they move in mid-air
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A startup in the Netherlands is using industrial robots to print the largest steel bridge in the world.

A third of the structure is already built in-house, using robots that mount directly on the bridge as they deposit tiny layers of steel. It's expected to be complete and installed by late 2018.

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