A new AI-powered tool created by researchers at Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Computer Science could change the way ...

A robot is helping humans at a construction site in Germany. Developed by the Technical University of Munich, the robot was tested under real-world conditions for human-machine cooperation in ...

While the team has concept demonstrator robots designed to one day achieve laying rates of more than 1,000 bricks an hour, on the practical side things have been a little more slow-going.

The brick remained where it had been placed, one small part of an otherwise good-looking, weather-resistant, durable edifice. Bricks strike a sociological nerve, presenting a familiar, comforting ...

The Hadrian X bricklaying robot has hit a new speed milestone, laying 200 bricks in just one hour. The massive machine is made by a company called Fastbrick Robotics (FBR), which aims to get the ...

Fastbrick Robotics’ Hadrian X, which works off of a 3D model, can lay more than 1,000 bricks per hour, Business Insider reported.

An Australian robotics company has created a robotic arm, called the Hadrian X, that can lay 1,000-plus bricks per hour. The company claims that the bot can complete the shell of a home in two days.

Known officially as the Semi-Autonomous Mason Sam100, or just Sam, the robot is already at work on construction sites across the U.S. Sam can lay a brick every 8.5 seconds, according to The ...

This article is more than 5 years old. This robot, built out of LEGO bricks and a Raspberry Pi, brute-forced an iPhone for PIN codes.

The following is an excerpt from Jonathan Waldman’s new book, “SAM: One Robot, a Dozen Engineers, and the Race to Revolutionize the Way We Build” about one man’s attempt to do the nearly ...