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Robotic flooring installer.
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Previously:
Building a traditional Korean floor - GIF
Burn staining floor with a propane torch - GIF
Caulking floorboards - GIF
Cleaning shop floor with magnets - GIF
Compressing bamboo for flooring - GIF
Looks like a complete waste of technology to me. Slower than a human installer, with no possibility of being able to complete the flooring install.
Yep, just because you can do something does not mean that you should do it. A good crew of installers would be very much faster.
Maybe for a huge installation to do the center part. But for sure not when cuts are needed.
Notice that it can’t complete the row at the end because it requires a shorter piece of tile, which requires a cut being made. It also seemed to require a “starter piece” at the beginning of the row for some reason. Compare this contraption, which requires a crane to get it up a flight of stairs, to a family crew from around my neck of the woods, would be laughable. Echoing the above comments, “Just because you can doesn’t mean you should.”