Australia introduced a six -legged robot that can build houses and technology per day on October 103, 2025, 09:00

As specified during the International Astronic Congress in Sydney (Australia), the six -legged construction robot can solve the problem of lack of labor. Charlotte is able to build a house with an area of ​​200 square meters a day and can do things equivalent to the work of 100 builders. The robot is equipped with a walking chassis and a canvas creation system for the arms under the car, which allows it to move smoothly throughout the construction areas.

Due to Charlotte’s high maneuverability and adaptability, there is no need to carefully prepare the base and use of large cranes. This makes it universal to work on complex reliefs and various construction sites. Robot is semi -autonomy and requires human control to perform programmed tasks.

Using Earthbuild technology, Charlotte creates frames of “improvised” materials such as sand, fiberglass or crushed bricks, compressing to create walls and is not necessary in the robot principle. This method increases the resistance of buildings to floods and fires, although independent tests and certificates have not yet been achieved.

Charlotte is equipped with a modular structure that allows you to use it on Earth and Moon with a month of regolitis – so this robot was introduced from the space industry in Congress.

Charlotte is a valid prototype that is ready for use in real conditions. Serial application depends on design features, code expressions and integration details. The main technical specifications, including power requirements, working conditions and design features, are still unknown.

The producer’s statements about the construction of a building with an area of ​​200 square meters per day are not confirmed by independent experts. Charlotte aims to combat lack of housing due to rapid construction and fire resistance, but environmental advantages depend on the supply chain and final performance indicators.