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About
FBR (FastBrick Robotics) is a pioneering industrial automation technology company headquartered in Western Australia, specializing in the design, prototyping, and deployment of stabilized long-boom robotics. At the core of FBR's innovation is their proprietary Dynamic Stabilisation Technology™ (DST®), which combines advanced sensors, intelligent software, and rapid mechanical systems to counteract environmental instability in real time — enabling robots to operate with speed and precision on any job site or in any industrial setting. FBR's flagship product, Hadrian®, is the world's first truly autonomous bricklaying robot, capable of constructing walls at unprecedented speed and accuracy without human intervention. Their second major platform, Mantis™, is a high-reach autonomous welding robot that can unlock up to 4x welding productivity for large-scale industrial projects, particularly in maritime and steel sectors. FBR targets industries where labor-intensive, repetitive, or hazardous tasks can be transformed through robotics — including residential and commercial construction, shipbuilding, and structural steel fabrication. Their solutions help businesses reduce costs, improve safety, optimize throughput, and scale operations efficiently. FBR is a publicly listed company on the ASX (ticker: FBR) and the OTCQB market, offering investors direct engagement through their InvestorHub platform.
Key Features
- Dynamic Stabilisation Technology™ (DST®): Proprietary system combining advanced sensors, smart software, and rapid mechanics to counteract environmental instability in real time, enabling precise robot operation in uncontrolled environments.
- Hadrian® Autonomous Bricklaying Robot: The world's first truly autonomous bricklaying robot, capable of constructing walls with speed and accuracy on any job site without human intervention.
- Mantis™ Autonomous Welding Robot: A long-boom welding robot with unmatched reach that delivers up to 4x welding productivity for large-scale maritime, steel, and industrial welding tasks.
- Multi-Industry Deployment: Robots are engineered for diverse industrial verticals including construction, maritime, and steel — adapting to complex, real-world job site conditions.
- Custom DST® Applications: FBR's DST® platform can be adapted to bespoke industrial automation challenges beyond their standard product line, enabling tailored robotics solutions.
Use Cases
- Automating residential and commercial bricklaying on construction sites to reduce labor costs and accelerate project timelines.
- Performing high-volume, large-scale welding on ships, offshore platforms, and structural steel fabrications with up to 4x productivity gains.
- Deploying autonomous robots in hazardous or physically demanding environments where human labor poses safety risks.
- Scaling construction output without proportional increases in skilled labor headcount, addressing global construction workforce shortages.
- Implementing custom long-boom robotic automation solutions for unique industrial challenges using FBR's DST® platform.
Pros
- Groundbreaking Autonomous Capability: Hadrian® is the world's first truly autonomous bricklaying robot, representing a genuine leap forward in construction automation with no comparable competitor.
- Significant Productivity Gains: Mantis™ can deliver up to 4x welding productivity compared to manual operations, offering compelling ROI for large-scale industrial projects.
- Operates in Uncontrolled Environments: Unlike many industrial robots requiring controlled factory floors, FBR's DST® technology enables reliable operation on unpredictable, real-world job sites.
- Publicly Traded Transparency: As an ASX and OTCQB-listed company, FBR provides investor-grade transparency, regular updates, and accountability for enterprise clients and partners.
Cons
- High Capital Cost: As a heavy industrial robotics solution, acquisition and deployment costs are significant, making FBR products accessible primarily to large construction and industrial enterprises.
- Narrow Addressable Use Cases: Current product offerings are focused on bricklaying and welding; companies outside construction, maritime, or steel may find limited applicability without a custom DST® engagement.
- Early-Stage Commercialization: As an emerging technology company still scaling deployments, customers may encounter limited availability, longer lead times, or evolving support infrastructure.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Dynamic Stabilisation Technology™ (DST®)?
DST® is FBR's core proprietary technology that uses advanced sensors, intelligent software, and rapid mechanical systems to detect and counteract environmental instability in real time — allowing robots to work accurately even on uneven or dynamic job sites.
What does Hadrian® do?
Hadrian® is the world's first truly autonomous bricklaying robot. It uses DST® to lay bricks with speed and precision on any construction site, dramatically reducing the need for manual bricklaying labor.
What industries does FBR serve?
FBR primarily serves the construction, maritime, and steel industries, where their robots can automate repetitive, labor-intensive, or hazardous tasks such as bricklaying and large-scale welding.
How can I get a demonstration or purchase FBR robots?
Interested parties can fill out a contact form on the FBR website to connect with the team about Hadrian®, Mantis™, or custom DST® applications.
Is FBR a publicly traded company?
Yes, FBR Ltd is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) under the ticker FBR and also trades on the OTCQB market in the US. Investors can engage directly with management via their InvestorHub platform.
