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FBR Limited designs, develops, and builds dynamically stabilized robots to address global needs in a safer, efficient, and sustainable way. These robots are designed to work outdoors using the Company’s core Dynamic Stabilization Technology (DST). The first application of DST is the Hadrian X, a bricklaying robot that builds structural walls faster and safer, with less wastage than traditional manual methods. Hadrian X has been designed to be able to lay at speeds of up to 500 blocks per hour and has the potential to complete both the external and internal walls of a standard double brick house in a single day. The Hadrian X provides Wall as a Service, its commercial offering, to builders on demand. Its Hadrian X builds block structures from a three-dimensional (3D) computer-aided design (CAD) model, producing far less waste than traditional construction methods while improving site safety. Hadrian X uses its DST, to work with precision in outdoor environments.

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Post by webpiloton Sep 17, 2020 7:17pm

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FBR has a bright future

FBR is an accomplished robotic company. FBR specializes in robotics that are designed to work outdoors. If you have watched the videos you will see that the robots have no problem working in WA weather. FBR may have already certified the operating limitations for strong wind, heavy rain, hail, etc. This is all possible because of the patented "DST" dynamic stabilization technology. Right now FBR is finalizing commercialization of the fully automatic Brick Laying Robot, the only fully automatic one in the world. The robot as I have read is capable of .5mm accuracy and can make 1000 adjustments per second. FBR states that the DST is able to provide solutions for other industries. That could be big, very big. Other possibilities may include other construction equipment, automotive, defense/military, and aviation plus others, this is just my opinion.

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