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Photos: Inside UTS' underground robot library
Robot cranes run the 13,000m³ facility.
on Aug 15 2014 6:40AM
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The University of Technology Sydney recently cut the ribbon on its new robot-controlled library retrieval system, located underground at its central Sydney campus. The 13,000m³ automated storage and retrieval facility is housed beneath the under-construction Alumni Green outdoor tree-lined space, and will eventually be joined by the university's library, which is set to move into the adjacent building left vacant by the IT and engineering department's move to new digs down the road.
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