China uses 432 robots to lift an entire 7,500-ton ancient house

A 7,500-ton ancient building complex in Shanghai is being moved by 432 microscopic robots, creating an unprecedented technological feat in the world.

According to China Daily, the Huayanli Old Quarter was built in the 1920s and is an architectural treasure in Shanghai's signature shikumen style. (Photo: news.qq.com)

The complex is being temporarily relocated to construct a 3-storey underground space while maintaining the architecture above. (Photo: news.qq.com)

432 self-moving micro-robots were controlled to lift and move the 7,500-ton structure with impressive precision. (Photo: news.qq.com)

Each day, the project moves an average of 10 meters and is expected to complete the journey on June 7. (Photo: news.qq.com)

Low-riding robot technology, BIM and point cloud scanning are used to overcome narrow alleys and ancient structures. (Photo: news.qq.com)

Robots can even drill foundations, move soil, and sort materials thanks to artificial intelligence and deep learning. (Source: New China)

The project also connects the ancient reserve with a modern metro line and underground commercial areas covering more than 53,000 square meters. (Source: New China)

This is proof that technology can harmoniously combine heritage conservation and modern urban development. (Photo: sohu)

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