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Originally posted by haiku-blessyou ↑

I have a major concern regarding this companies product.

Bricks are NOT a standard product. They vary in size, weight and colour and though this variation can appear subtle and unimportant to an untrained person this variation can cause a lot of headaches during a build. For example if each brick is 1mm smaller than spec then the last brick in a row of 10 may be 1cm short of lining up with a corner. Similarly, if one delivery of bricks is a slightly different shade to the last the bottom half of a house may look like a different colour to the top half.

Part of the reason automation has been so unsuccessful so far is that it really hard to get a robot to replicate the on-the-fly decision-making of a trained bricklayer in making sure the bricks align with the building dimensions or the different shades of colour are mixed together so that the overall mottle looks intentional.

Has been here been any concrete indication that the Hadrian X is capable of dealing with these issues? If so then this company is a legitimate gamechanger. If not I struggle to see how it will replace human labour effectively.

Full disclosure: I'm not a holder, nor do I currently intend to invest at this time, I just find this company to be an interesting one to watch.

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Bricklayers do not measure the size difference between all bricks either... Who can tell if they are 1mm different in size? Definitely not the bricklayer and houses made from brick now are not perfect... H-X will be able to do a better job than bricklayers, and the structure will be more perfect than what a bricklayer can do...

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