Efficiency
80–120 tiles per day (equals 6–8 workers)
One machine replaces the daily output of a whole team of skilled workers, laying up to 120 tiles a day. This is the manufacturer’s own equivalence.
The Millimeter-Level Tiling Master
Tile Laying Robot
Lays 80–120 tiles a day, the daily output the manufacturer equates to 6–8 workers.
The Tile Laying Robot is designed to automate indoor floor-tile installation in residential buildings, apartments, hotels, offices and similar environments.
The manufacturer describes a combination of robotic handling, machine vision and adhesive application designed to improve positioning accuracy and tile consistency. The compact format is intended to fit standard interior spaces, doors and elevators.
- 80–120tiles per day
- 6–8workers’ daily output
- ±0.1 mmgrout-joint error
Manufacturer-stated figures. Results depend on the site.
Why contractors choose it
What this machine does for your crew
Precision
±0.1 mm joints, 1 mm flatness
A 40 kg SCARA arm and a deep-learning vision system calculate tile positions in real time and hold the stated tolerances.
Coverage
Fits standard doors and elevators
A depth under 800 mm and a compact footprint let it reach most rooms in buildings built to standard.
Adhesive
Even adhesive, fewer hollow tiles
A multi-sensor system controls how the adhesive is spread, which reduces the risk of hollow areas under the tile.
Ease of use
One-click tablet control
Operated from a tablet with no coding, so tilers can work with it from day one.
Safety
Dual-layer protection
Physical anti-collision measures and system emergency stops work together around the people on site.
What it replaces
One robot and 2 workers. A crew of 6–8 would lay the same.
A tiling crew
6–8 workers
replaced by
With one robot
2 workers
About 70 %fewer people on the task*
* Derived from the manufacturer’s figures: a 6–8 worker equivalent against 2 people working with one robot (one operating, one supplying material) is roughly 70 % fewer people on the task. Actual results depend on the site, tile format and workflow.
Built-in capabilities
Same-direction tiling
A same-direction pick-and-place approach is designed to reduce rotary arm movement in confined spaces.
Vision-based alignment
A 40 kg SCARA arm and a deep-learning vision system are described as calculating tile positions in real time.
Controlled adhesive application
A multi-sensor system is designed to spread adhesive evenly and reduce the risk of hollow areas under tiles.
Compact design
A compact body intended to fit through standard doors and elevators.
Specifications
Manufacturer-stated values. Descriptions are design intentions, not guaranteed results.
| Dimensions | 960 × 780 × 1,750 mm |
|---|---|
| Weight | 600 kg |
| Adhesive capacity | 60 L |
| Tile holding capacity | 5 tiles |
| Suitable tile sizes | 600 × 600 mm and 800 × 800 mm |
| Maximum payload | 20 kg |
| Battery life | Up to 4 h |
| Stated daily output | 80–120 tiles |
| Suggested operation | 1 robot + 2 workers |
Typical applications
- Indoor floor tiling in apartments and residential developments
- Hotels and office buildings
- Similar interior projects
