Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. Fastbrick Robotics, the Perth-based maker of the one-armed bricklaying robot, is getting almost too many enquiries about its ...

According to Fastbrick Robotics chief Mike Pivac, the art of bricklaying hasn’t changed much in the past 5000 years.

See the Fastbrick Robotics Hadrian 109 robot bricklayer at work. Courtesy: fastbrickrobotics. It’s worth remembering the MOU is just that and both parties can withdraw at any time.

Australian startup Fastbrick Robotics has created a prototype for a truck-mounted robot that can lay 1,000 bricks an hour. It's called Hadrian X.

See Mark Pivac’s Hadrian 109 build a ‘house’ as Fastbrick Robotics lists on ASX THIS is the robot bricklayer that is putting WA on the building map around the world with inquiries from 39 ...

Perth-based Fastbrick Robotics has achieved what it says is a world-first with the fully automated construction of a three-bedroom, two-bathroom house in less than three days.

Fastbrick Robotics Limited (ASX:FBR), which has zero-debt on its balance sheet, can maximize capital returns by increasing debt due to its lower cost of capital. However, the trade-off is FBR will ...

Australian robotic technology company, Fastbrick Robotics Limited (“Fastbrick Robotics”), has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (“MOU”) with Caterpillar Inc. to discuss and ...

Fastbrick Robotics’ Hadrian X, which works off of a 3D model, can lay more than 1,000 bricks per hour, Business Insider reported.

The world is another step closer to a bricklaying robot that can build the framework of a house in less than three days. Caterpillar has invested US$2 million in Fastbrick Robotics, the Australian ...

We’re hearing about this now because FastBrick Robotics, the company [Mark Pivac] founded and has spent ten years developing the Hadrian project at, was just sold to a company called DMY Capital ...