This invention discloses a
fully automated, flexible, adaptive modular embedded construction method for hospitals, belonging to the field of medical building industrialization technology. It comprises six steps: automated
prefabrication of permanent bare building structures, production of flexible, adaptive, unmanned modules, automated transport and positioning, unmanned embedding and connection, unmanned iterative updates, and unmanned
quality control throughout the entire process. This invention eliminates human intervention through
fully automated machine operation; it utilizes a flexible, adaptive manufacturing
plant that can adapt to any new medical technology in the future without rebuilding the
production line; finished modules are directly embedded into the bare building structure, eliminating on-site manual
assembly; integrated interfaces are plug-and-play; and iterations only require module replacement without damaging the permanent building structure. This invention achieves
standardization, flexibility, and
sustainability in hospital construction, completely solving the problems of easily obsolete production lines, high update costs, and cumbersome on-site procedures in existing models. This invention relates to a
fully automated, flexible, adaptive modular embedded construction method for hospitals. The core of this method lies in the fully automated production of complete medical finished modules in an automated, unmanned intelligent factory. These modules are then transported to the permanent unfinished building via a pre-set underground transportation
system. The modules are automatically embedded and connected without human intervention, and can be replaced without damage during iterations. The entire process is unmanned, and the
production line can adapt to future medical technology iterations. The permanent unfinished building can be reused, enabling low-cost, high-efficiency, and sustainable construction and upgrading of hospitals.