FBR Hadrian Bricklaying Robot

FBR Limited is an ASX- and OTCQB-listed company based in High Wycombe, Western Australia that designs, prototypes and deploys stabilized long-boom robots for uncontrolled environments. Its main product is Hadrian, an autonomous bricklaying robot for job sites.

The robots use Dynamic Stabilisation Technology (DST), which combines sensors, software and fast mechanics to offset environmental instability in real time. The product family also includes Mantis for automated welding and Firehawk for ladle lining, and a Wall as a Service offering for home construction.

• Hadrian: autonomous bricklaying robot for job sites.
• DST: dynamic stabilisation of long-boom robots in uncontrolled environments.
• Mantis: automated welding system claimed to raise productivity up to 4x.
• Firehawk: ladle-lining robot for steelmaking and foundries.
• Wall as a Service: home construction offering listed under projects.

Large residential developments with repetitive masonry walls. Commercial buildings with block-wall envelopes. Pilot projects with developers evaluating robotic wall production.

Automates bricklaying on job sites using stabilized boom technology. Company updates report a Hadrian test structure reaching an effective lay rate above 285 blocks per hour. The Wall as a Service model supports adoption without direct robot ownership. Offers additional robots for welding and foundry work.

Skilled bricklayer shortages and housing demand drive interest in automated masonry. Manufacturers localize assembly with partners such as Liebherr to enter the US. Southeast Asian builders using block and brick construction could evaluate robotic wall building.

Address: 88 Sultana Road West, High Wycombe WA 6057, Australia. March 2025 agreement with Liebherr-Mischtechnik to localize Hadrian assembly in the US. December 2024 US demonstration program with CRH Ventures completed.