I know some high iron workers here in the U.S. and making up to...

I know some high iron workers here in the U.S. and making up to $ 150,000 (U.S.) is common...and they deserve it, you couldn't pay me to work at those heights in all kinds of weather. In cities of the northeast U.S. where I live, it is also not uncommon for them to be not working for considerable stretches of time due to weather or gaps between projects.

If FBR can leverage this technology to take some of the danger out of the process, and save on construction costs, I can see a new generation of construction workers building alongside the robotic assistants in a much safer work environment.