Hadrian X, the advanced brick-laying robot developed by Australia’s Fastbrick Robotics, is ready to enter extensive testing, following completion of its mechanical assembly and software modules. The firm is also preparing its core Dynamic Stabilisation Technology for testing, which reacts to environmental factors such as wind enabling greater accuracy for outdoor robots. Hadrian X is designed to construct various structures and one machine is expected to be able to complete a standard-sized house in every two days.
Hadrian X, the advanced brick-laying robot developed by Australia’s Fastbrick Robotics, is ready to enter extensive testing, following completion of its mechanical assembly and software modules. The firm is also preparing its core Dynamic Stabilisation Technology for testing, which reacts to environmental factors such as wind enabling greater accuracy for outdoor robots. Hadrian X is designed to construct various structures and one machine is expected to be able to complete a standard-sized house in around two days.