This 32-metre-long robot consists of a truck that stores building blocks and a manipulator. Hadrian X is capable of erecting up to 500 blocks per hour, allowing it to quickly erect the framework of a building.
The construction process involves feeding the blocks through a special channel into which glue is applied instead of traditional mortar.
The robotic arm then places the blocks in place, allowing the robot to build homes up to three storeys high. Hadrian X can significantly outperform ordinary workers thanks to its ability to work 24 hours a day.
Hadrian X’s first order will be completed in the US state of Florida, where it will build 10 homes.
Remember that the robot opens up new opportunities for fast and efficient construction, making the process less dependent on human labor and weather conditions.
Source: Ferra
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