This impressive robot is named “Hadrian” after the ancient Roman emperor who built a wall in Northern Britain. Mark Pivac is the Australian aeronautical and mechanical engineer who has been designing the machine, which is expected to hit the market sometime around 2017.
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Reportedly, the robot can lay up to 1,000 bricks per hour and build the brick frame of a standard house in one to two days, 20 times faster than a human brick layer.
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Well, enough with the build-up, here’s the machine in simulated action:
I guess if you are thinking about going into bricklaying for a career, you’re out of luck. Otherwise, it seems like great news all around.
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You can find more info at Fast Brick Robotics company.
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