Event
BAUBOT MRS15 drills 8,960 holes in Engelberg Tunnel restoration
BAUBOT documented an MRS15 hollow-drilling deployment that completed 8,960 holes during restoration work in Germany's Engelberg Tunnel.
Evidence notes
- The project used one to three MRS15 systems across two phases, drilling holes 20 millimetres wide and 220 millimetres deep.
- Planning and Simulation Environment software let the team adjust the drilling programme around reinforcement without rebuilding on-site mission files.
- The robots worked day and night shifts while the tunnel remained operational, reducing prolonged manual exposure to vibration and difficult working conditions.
Company context
BAUBOT develops modular mobile construction robots that carry task-specific tools for drilling, printing, milling and site work. Originating from Printstones, the Vienna company combines an autonomous mobile base with manipulators and software for adaptable construction automation.
Context
- Company
- BAUBOT
- Segment
- Construction
- Event type
- Deployment
- Added to Korthos
- Jul 18, 2026
- Geography
- Vienna · Austria