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 ...

As robots get smarter, cheaper and more versatile, they're taking on a growing number of challenges – and bricklaying can now be added to the list. Engineers in Perth, Australia, have created a fully ...

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 ...

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

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Fastbrick Robotics, the Perth-based maker of the one-armed bricklaying robot, is getting almost too many enquiries about its house-building machine. Since announcing the development of its commercial ...

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An Australian company built a brick-laying robot it says can build a home in a fraction of the time it takes a normal construction crew. Fastbrick Robotics’ Hadrian X, which works off of a 3D model, ...

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The next invasion of the robots may be in the construction industry, when Hadrian X, a robot named after Roman emperor Hadrian (of Hadrian’s Wall fame), may soon laying bricks far faster and more ...

You’ve just got to go with the hype on this one, because it’s obviously not ready for prime time yet. But a few days ago murmurs started circling the net that an Australian inventor had developed a ...