In the construction industry uses a lot of mechanical work that can be done only by people. For example, what little construction can be imagined without a stone Mason whose work is reduced to repetitive heavy action. But soon the development of Australian engineer Mark Pivacy can take away part of the income of people with similar qualifications. He created a robot named Hadrian successfully replaces the builders and is ready for commercial use.

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In the construction industry uses a lot of mechanical work that can be done only by people. For example, what little construction can be imagined without a stone Mason whose work is reduced to repetitive heavy action. But soon the development of Australian engineer Mark Pivacy can take away part of the income of people with similar qualifications. He created a robot named Hadrian successfully replaces the builders and is ready for commercial use.

At the base of the robot are as complex hardware mechanisms, mounted on a tracked machine, and advanced. We are talking about 3D CAD, which created the image of the house or any other building is calculated and a place for each individual brick.

"People lay bricks for about 6000 years, but after the industrial revolution they were trying to somehow automate the process," " says the Creator of the robot. According to him, modern technology has finally reached the level to truly automate the work of masons. The advantages of Hadrian obvious: he doesn't need a salary, lunch breaks, Smoking breaks and sick leave. However it works faster than the average Builder, and the result is higher quality. Build a box of a private house can a robot in just a few days.

Commercial use of the robot will start from Western Australia, and later will expand to other regions across the country.