Anyone going to the AGM?, page-49

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Please refer to the latest blog update ( posted on the 17th october)

FBR will continue refining the Hadrian X® to maximise its laying rate while completing the Building Pilot Programs. There is a lot of potential to continue to increase the speed of Hadrian X® over time with both software and hardware improvements. FBR views laying speed and wall building rate as key performance indicators and as such we expect that the drive for increased laying speed will never stop. In addition to increasing the speed of the existing and working Hadrian X® robots, our designers and R&D team are already testing the concepts that will lead to an exponential speed increase in the next generation of Hadrian X® machines. Concurrently we are working on new technology that may enable the laying of high quality face brick and lower cost bricks and blocks.This refinement and improvement process is intended to improve the economics and potential application for Hadrian X® in markets with lower labour and material costs. The faster we can lay, the more compelling the case for the Hadrian X® becomes. We have been focusing largely on the reliability, accuracy, safety and waste aspects, as those are what will get us into the suburbs here in Western Australia and the next focus will be speed to ensure the current model Hadrian X® presents a strong economic proposition in other construction markets