Australia-based FBR’s Hadrian X robot has been designed to lay up to 500 bricks per hour, and it recently built a curved wall for the first time. It’s capable of completing both the external and internal walls of a standard double brick house in a single day.
A 32 meter (105 foot) telescopic boom arm provides further reach than its predecessor, enabling construction of walls three stories high from the roadside as well as the ability to lay blocks within 50mm of existing walls. FBR just announced a strategic agreement with U.K. based shareholder M & G Investment Management to fund the manufacture and commercial deployment of three additional next-generation Hadrian X robots for use in the United States.
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With one Australian-spec next generation Hadrian X® unit already assembled and laying its first blocks, another mid-assembly, and these three additional USA-spec Hadrian X® units, we are building a fleet of Hadrian X® robots that will transition the construction industry toward a more sustainable footing, by providing a faster, safer, less wasteful, more accurate and, ultimately, cheaper solution,” said Mike Pivac, FBR Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer.
