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Keeping projects on schedule as capacity demands grow

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Robotic layout printing accelerated construction at the Temple Data Center: teams printed 1,136 layout points across 50,000 sq ft in five hours (≈5× faster than manual). The HP/Brandt case study, reported by DCD (published 2026-03-05), highlights integration with existing Total Stations, a pay-per-use pricing model to cut capital/subscription waste, and improved site safety by reducing repetitive strain.

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How automation is helping operators accelerate data center delivery

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In the data center market, every week lost during construction can mean millions in delayed revenue and postponed capacity coming online.

As campuses expand and rack densities rise, traditional layout methods are becoming a bottleneck. This case study from HP, featuring Brandt, explores how robotic automation is helping teams accelerate construction while reducing project risk.

Drawing on the Temple Data Center project, the whitepaper highlights:

Faster deployment – 1,136 layout points printed across 50,000 sq. ft. in just five hours, five times faster than manual methods

Lower costs – A pay-per-use model that removes the need for idle equipment and subscriptions

Easy integration – Works with existing Total Stations and current workflows

Improved safety – Reduces repetitive physical strain on site

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