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5x faster data center layouts: The Brandt case study

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The Temple Data Center project used HP and Brandt robotic automation to print 1,136 layout points across 50,000 sq. ft. in five hours—a 5x speedup over manual layout. The pay-per-use model avoids subscription and idle-equipment costs, integrates with existing Total Stations to minimize retraining, and reduces ergonomic injuries and construction schedule risk.

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Reducing data center construction risk with pay-per-use robotics

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In the data center market, every week lost during construction translates to millions in deferred revenue and delayed market entry.

As facility footprints expand and rack densities climb, traditional layout methods have become a bottleneck that introduces schedule risk. This new case study from HP featuring Brandt demonstrates how robotic automation is solving these high-stakes construction challenges.

This whitepaper explores results from the Temple Data Center project, examining:

Productivity Gains: Printing 1,136 points across 50,000 sq. ft. in 5 hours - achieving a pace 5x faster than manual methods

Cost Efficiency: A pay-per-use model that eliminates the financial burden of idle equipment and monthly subscriptions

Operational Integration: Seamless use of existing Total Stations to leverage current hardware investments without extensive retraining

Risk Mitigation: Improved site safety by reducing the physical strain that leads to back and knee injuries

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