Robots have slowly integrated themselves into our modern lives and now do a lot of helpful things. However, one thing robots haven't been able to do is lay bricks, due to the kind of labor involved.

THE world’s first fully-automated bricklayer is being developed in Perth, which could raise the brick shell of a new home within two days. A robotic, fully-automated machine is being developed in ...

An Australian inventor has created the world’s first robotic bricklayer. ‘Hadrian’, the brainchild of Perth-based aeronautic engineer, Mark Pivac, is able to build the brick shell of a house within ...

The world’s first robotic bricklayer can lay 1,000 bricks an hour and is capable of building a house in just two days. Named after the famous defensive wall built by emperor Hadrian, the robot uses a ...

A robotic bricklayer, 3D printing and furniture that can be stowed away at the wave of a hand could all help to address the global deficit in affordable housing, according to a study released on ...

Don't miss out on the headlines from Architecture. Followed categories will be added to My News. A robotic, fully-automated machine is being developed in Perth, a world-first that could raise the ...

WASHINGTON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A robotic bricklayer, 3D printing and furniture that can be stowed away at the wave of a hand could all help to address the global deficit in affordable ...

A robotic, fully-automated machine is being developed in Perth, a world-first that could raise the brick shell of a new home within two days. It can work 24 hours, 365 days — compared to the human ...