Ann: FBR Corporate Presentation June 2022, page-95

Just a snap shot from presentation of next generation Hadrian

• Mechanical assembly of the first next-generation Hadrian is underway and scheduled for

completion at the end of September 2022
• Full commissioning expected in March 2023
• Next-generation Hadrian targeting lay rate in excess of 500 blocks per hour
• Handles block types up to 600 x 400 x 300mm (23 standard brick equivalents), 45 kgs
• Speeds of ~120 square metres of wall per hour with largest format block
• Boom reach of 32m, capable of building three storey structures from the road
• Distributed control architecture will give improved reliability
• Deployment time is very quick as most ancillary equipment is stored on the truck
• Interchangeable modules to allow for customisation and quick repair
• Saw module capable of cutting to height and doing mitre cuts and **le cuts
• Completes a standard house in less than a day
• Designed in collaboration with Liebherr-Mischtechnik to be suitable for mass manufacture
• Optimisation programs will now cease on H01 and H02 with work prioritised on next-generation
Hadrian
• Next-generation Hadrian will feature a shuttle delivery system capable of laying roof tiles as
well, opening a new market for FBR using its existing technology
My mind boggles everytime I read it , SP response suggests too good to be true , based on past performance.
If it took 2 years to upgrade Hadrian 1 with minimal compelling improvements.
IMO the next generation hadrians , if successful , are industry transforming .
IMO FBR have a much greater chance of achieving this outcome .Why , Liebherr engineering support.
Also , trucks ready , robotic components tested , starting mechanical assembly.
Not previously mentioned in discussion , the next generation hadrian can also cut blocks to height.