Fischer Group - 慧鱼(Fischer)

Fischer Group
慧鱼(Fischer)

German family-owned multinational specializing in fastening technology and construction robotics, including the BauBot automated drilling robot.

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Company Overview

The Fischer Group (Fischerwerke GmbH & Co. KG) is a German family-owned multinational company founded in 1948 by Artur Fischer, headquartered in Waldachtal-Tumlingen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. The group's core business is fastening technology for the construction and DIY industries, alongside construction kits (fischertechnik), process consulting, and electronic systems. Fischer achieved gross sales of 1.11 billion euros in 2024, employing approximately 4,700 people in around 120 countries.

In the construction robotics domain, Fischer developed and fully acquired BauBot GmbH in 2024, commercializing the BauBot construction robot — an autonomous mobile manipulator that performs automated drilling, cleaning, and marking of drill holes in walls, floors, and ceilings using digital construction plans.

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Fischer BauBot

Autonomous mobile construction robot for automated drilling, cleaning, and marking of drill holes in walls, floors, and ceilings.

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WEBSITE

https://www.fischer.de

PHONE

+49 7443 12 - 6000

HEADQUARTERS

Klaus-Fischer-Straße 1
Waldachtal , Baden-Württemberg  72193

Germany

Company Facts

Founded

1948

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Manufacturer

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Primary Region

Europe

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