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The truth behind the approach of building the Giza pyramids (Egypt) is still unknown. Many postulates were proposed. Noted in the past years the theory of Professor Joseph Davidovits indicating that the pyramids were “assembled” in place by heating the mud. This was proven by the identified amount of water found in the test of the nanoparticles. The advantage of such approach is bypassing the mobility and weight issues of the stones. In this paper we offer a simulation of the construction process using a multipurpose robotic manipulators. The role of this mechanism is to inject mud and heat it using LASER technology. © 2018 The Authors. Published by Diamond Congress Ltd. Peer-review under responsibility of the scientific committee of the Creative Construction Conference 2018.

Automation of Davidovits theory in construction using mobile laser robot