- Australian firm Fastbricks Robotics has developed a truck-mounted robot called Hadrian X that can lay 1,000 bricks an hour, and even leave spaces in the brickwork for wiring and plumbing!
- Bricks are passed along a conveyor belt to the ‘hand’ of the robot’s 30-metre arm (called a telescopic boom), which uses a clear PV polyurethane fluid to secure the bricks in place.
- According to CEO Mike Pivac, Hadrian X can build a house in just 2 days and cut about 10% of the cost.
- The robot took 10 years to create, and is expected to hit the market in approximately 1 year.
Read more:
http://news.sky.com/story/watch-robot-builder-construct-house-in-two-days-10514890
http://www.techinsider.io/fastbrick-robot-builds-brick-house-2016-7
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