GLOBAL BRICKLAYING ROBOT MARKET SIZE AND SHARE ANALYSIS - GROWTH TRENDS AND FORECASTS (2024-2031)

Key Developments

• In January 2023, FBR, a Australia-based robotics company, announced that it had completed mechanical assembly of its first next-generation Hadrian X bricklaying robotic system. The latest iteration of Hadrian X is designed to be able to lay bricks at speeds of up to 500 blocks per hour, equating to up to approximately 120 m2 of wall per hour. This has the potential to complete both the external and internal walls of a standard double brick house in a single day.
• On February 15, 2024, Monumental, a Netherlands-based robotics company, raised US$ 25 Million to upscale its new technology that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to autonomously drive bricklaying robots
• In August 2022, Husqvarna Construction, a manufacturer of construction machines, entered into a strategic partnership with AAB Tools, a leading industrial tools and equipment supplier. Husqvarna Construction's organic products were to be distributed by AAB Tools, including heavy-duty and high-frequency concrete coring machines, wall saws designed for brick and reinforced concrete, remote-controlled demolition robots, and twenty-plus models of handheld power cutters, dust extractors, and floor saws.
• In March 2023, FBR Ltd. announced a strategic agreement with M&G Investment Management, a U.K.-based shareholder, to fund the production and deployment of three additional next-generation Hadrian X robots for use in the U.S.

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