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Para el próximo mes, los robots habrán construido una nueva cúpula.

Para el próximo mes, los robots habrán construido una nueva cúpula.
By next month, the robots will have built a new dome.
From Lesson 175:The future perfect tense (habré)·Spanish (Latin America)

Questions & Answers about Para el próximo mes, los robots habrán construido una nueva cúpula.

How does habrán construido work to mean 'will have built'?
It is in the future perfect tense. It combines the future tense of the helping verb haber (conjugated as habrán for los robots) with the past participle of the main verb construir (construido).
Why do we use Para here instead of Por?
Para is used to indicate deadlines or a specific target time in the future. Whenever you want to say that something will happen 'by' a certain date or time, you use para.
Does the past participle construido need an accent mark?
No, it doesn't. While some past participles need an accent to break a vowel combination (like leído), verbs ending in -uir (like construir and destruir) form their past participles with a simple -uido.
Could I say una cúpula nueva instead of una nueva cúpula?
Yes, both are correct! Placing nueva before the noun often emphasizes the idea of a brand-new or replacement item, but putting it after the noun is also perfectly natural and means the same thing here.

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