Construction Workers you won’t believe exist

Fast Construction Workers with God Level Skills

To save time, effort and money, skillful engineers and mechanics around the world can’t get enough of developing robots or inventing machines to do our hard and repetitive work. On one hand, these amazing inventions have transformed our lives.

On the other hand, serious ethical questions have arisen. Some people express a deep concern about the future of humanity if we allow ourselves to become fully dependant on machines.

If you, too, have the same feelings and are asking the same questions, we are
here to give you peace of mind and assure you that we are not quite redundant just yet.

Today we introduce you to workers with top-level skills who not only can do what the machines do, but they do it much better. Ready?! LET’S GO!

Kayle:
At first glance, Kayle seems to be an ordinary construction worker, except that he is
insanely fast! This man is able to lay 90 bricks in a minute without breaking a sweat!
It said that he can finish a floor in two days! Wow! I’m not sure we have a robot that could complete this task with this much speed and accuracy without blowing a circuit or two.

Art of Cement:
When you hear, “art” you rarely think “cement”. Most people would struggle to appreciate the aesthetic side of construction. So, when we see perfect cornices and sculptured cement features it would be easy to assume it’s done by machine. This man with the golden hands can do it faster and more precise than any other machine with just his eyes and simple tools. In the end, time is saved, money is saved, another win for the humans!

Perfect Harmony:
While Mr. Golden Hands is a pro going solo, sometimes the perfect assistant can make the difference. This perfect harmony between roofers ensures that the roofing tiles are fixed in record time. Check out how in sync these two are, without a word they lay and nail row after row. This only comes after years of experience and communication.

Catch the brick!
These three decided to have a little fun while getting the job done quickly. They’ve worked out how to juggle a chain of bricks up to the next level in a beautifully choreographed game of catch. It all happens so fast but looks a “tonne” of fun.

Detective Del Spooner, played by Will Smith in the movie I, Robot, asked these questions:
“Can a robot write a symphony?
Can a robot turn a canvas into a beautiful masterpiece?”

Well with those workers in our side, the robots have no chance!

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