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PlaTform for Autonomous Robotic Housing

Objectif

Europe faces a fundamental challenge: how to mass-scale robotic on-site construction for sustainable housing in an affordable, adoptable, and compatible way with existing construction practices. PTAH offers an integrated, low-CapEx system to automate housing construction by combining on-site robotic micro-factories, semi-autonomous cranes, and mobile robotic manipulators that work safely alongside humans. PTAH focuses on creating a cyber-physical ecosystem that coordinates human and robotic agents through real-time digital twins and adaptive sequencing. PTAH’s approach enables efficient, autonomous assembly, retrofit, and circular reuse of timber buildings, bringing industrial precision, safety, and scalability to on-site construction while remaining accessible to existing builders and supply chains. PTAH pioneers an Adaptive Sequencer that dynamically plans and coordinates robotic and human activity, a Network of Agentic Digital Twins that monitor and optimise construction in real time, and a collaborative multi-agent robotic fleet that includes cranes, mobile manipulators, and climbing robots. Together, these form a cyber-physical platform capable of autonomous assembly, monitoring, and circular disassembly. The consortium brings expertise in robotics, construction, architecture, AI, and manufacturing. PTAH will demonstrate a two-storey robot-ready timber pavilion at TRL4, proving a fully managed, closed-loop construction process including autonomous retrofit and circular reuse. PTAH’s impact is transformative and systemic: it enables the mass adoption of robotics across the construction sector, redefining how housing is delivered, boosting productivity, lowering costs, and reducing emissions. PTAH transforms Europe's inefficient construction industry into a resilient, high-tech ecosystem capable of producing climate-positive buildings at scale, strengthening local economies and boosting social and environmental resilience.

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HORIZON-EIC - HORIZON EIC Grants

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(s’ouvre dans une nouvelle fenêtre) HORIZON-EIC-2025-PATHFINDERCHALLENGES-01

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Coordinateur

THE UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD
Contribution nette de l'UE
€ 1 096 276,47
Adresse
FIRTH COURT WESTERN BANK
S10 2TN SHEFFIELD
Royaume-Uni
Région
Yorkshire and the Humber South Yorkshire Sheffield
Type d’activité
Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
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Aucune donnée

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