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Hadrian X isn't the first iteration of a bricklaying robot but dates back to 2015 when even its manufacturer, the Australian company, called itself Fastbrick Robotics. Years have rolled up as the company has spent time improving its robot's speed and agility. Many years later, the next-generation brick-laying robot has been tested in outdoor scenarios under the renewed branding of FBR.
The robot achieves this by using monster-sized bricks, each measuring 23.6 x 15.7 x 11.8 in . Each of these bricks weighs nearly 100 pounds and needs workers to feed the bricks into the back of the truck where the robot is stationed.only needs the design in CAD format, and it can do everything, including cutting the bricks to fit into the design all by itself. The robot uses a special glue instead of mortar and will lay the bricks as planned, where they will be secured in just 45 minutes.
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