Construction robotics, Nordic region
Building a smarter tomorrow
Robots for spraying, tiling and grinding. Fewer people on repetitive work, more output per day, steadier quality.
- 80–120tiles per day, equal to 6–8 workers
- 3,000 m²painted per day, top stated output
- ±0.1 mmtile grout-joint error
- 1 : 3one operator runs three robots
Manufacturer-stated figures. Results depend on the site.
Why robots
We don’t just sell machines. We take work off your crew.
Spraying, tiling and grinding are physical, repetitive and hard to staff. Our robots take over that work, so the same team finishes more, with steadier quality.
Example: floor tiling
Less manual work
Robots handle the lifting, spraying and positioning. Your people supervise, supply material and finish details.
More output per day
Up to 3,000 m² of wall painted per day by one machine, and up to 120 tiles laid, as stated by the manufacturer.
Steadier quality
Vision-guided tile joints within ±0.1 mm and controlled coating thickness, repeated the same way on every wall.
* Derived from the manufacturer’s figures: a daily output equal to 6–8 workers against 2 people working with one robot. Not a guaranteed result; it depends on the site, tile format and workflow.
The robots
Six machines for walls, ceilings and floors
Pick a machine to see what it does, how much it is stated to do in a day, and how many people it needs.
The Agile Indoor Pioneer
Latex Paint Spraying Robot (3.3m)
Paints interior walls while it moves. One operator can run three robots from a tablet.
- Up to 1,800 m² per day, manufacturer-stated
- One operator can run three robots
- Under 800 mm wide, 3.3 m spraying height
The Base Treatment Expert
Putty Spraying Robot (3.3m)
Putty and paint in one compact machine, with built-in mixing and filtration.
- Putty and paint in one machine
- 45 L mixed in about 5 minutes
- Three-stage anti-clog filtration
The High-Altitude Smart Coating Titan
Latex Paint Spraying Robot (6.2m)
High-reach spraying for large halls and public buildings, up to 3,000 m² per day.
- 2,400–3,000 m² per day, manufacturer-stated
- 6.2 m reach with telescopic outriggers
- Up to 12 hours per charge
The High-Ceiling Surface Finishing Flagship
Putty Spraying Robot (6.2m)
Putty and paint at 6.2 m, with up to 2,000 m² per day on the second coat.
- Up to 2,000 m² per day on the second coat
- Controlled layer thickness per coat
- 6.2 m reach, four-point support base
The Millimeter-Level Tiling Master
Tile Laying Robot
Lays 80–120 tiles a day, the daily output the manufacturer equates to 6–8 workers.
- 80–120 tiles per day, equal to 6–8 workers
- ±0.1 mm grout joints, 1 mm flatness
- Tiles up to 800 × 800 mm
The Smart Floor Surface Specialist
Floor Grinding Robot
Autonomous grinding with built-in 100 L dust collection, for car parks, workshops and halls.
- One robot and one worker
- Integrated 100 L dust collection
- Concrete, dry-shake and epoxy floors
Compare
Find the machine that fits the job
Manufacturer-stated values side by side.
| Machine | Best for | Stated output | Reach / size | Power | Suggested crew |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Latex Paint Spraying Robot (3.3m) | Apartments and commercial interiors | Up to 1,800 m²/day | 3.3 m | Up to 8 h | 1 operator + 3 robots |
| Putty Spraying Robot (3.3m) | Wall and ceiling preparation | 500–1,000 m²/day | 3.3 m | Up to 4 h | 1 robot + 2 workers |
| Latex Paint Spraying Robot (6.2m) | Large commercial and public interiors | 2,400–3,000 m²/day | 6.2 m | Up to 12 h | 1 operator + 2 robots |
| Putty Spraying Robot (6.2m) | High-ceiling surface finishing | 1,000–2,000 m²/day | 6.2 m | Up to 8 h | 1 robot + 2 workers |
| Tile Laying Robot | Floor tiling in homes, hotels and offices | 80–120 tiles/day | Floor tiles up to 800 × 800 mm | Up to 4 h | 1 robot + 2 workers |
| Floor Grinding Robot | Car parks, workshops, sports halls | Depends on floor and finish | Grinding width 780 mm | Plug-in, AC 380 V | 1 robot + 1 worker |
Solutions
One site, four kinds of work
Surface preparation
Putty on walls and ceilings before painting.
Interior coating
Latex paint on walls and ceilings, from apartments to large halls.
Floor finishing
Tile laying on interior floors in homes, hotels and offices.
Floor preparation
Grinding with dust collection in car parks, workshops and halls.
How it works
From first call to a running machine
Project call
You describe the site, surfaces and timeline.
Demonstration
We show the machine that fits your project.
Quote
You receive a quote based on your configuration.
Delivery and training
The machine is delivered and your operators are trained.
Support
Technical support and spare parts for the machines we deliver.
FAQ
Questions contractors ask
Not answered here? Send us your question in the form below.
How much does a robot cost?
Pricing depends on the machine, the configuration and delivery to your site. Send us your project details and we prepare a quote for your case.
Do my operators need programming skills?
No. According to the manufacturer, every machine is operated from a tablet interface designed for site staff, without writing code.
How do I know which machine fits my project?
It depends on the work, the ceiling height and how you can get the machine in. Tell us about the site in the form below and we recommend a machine, or compare them in the table above.
Are the output figures guaranteed?
No. The figures are stated by the manufacturer under their conditions. Real output depends on the site, the materials and how the work is organised. We go through realistic expectations for your project together.
Can I see a robot working before I decide?
Request a demonstration in the form and we will tell you what is possible for your project and when.
Where do you work?
We are based in Malmö, Sweden, and serve contractors in Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland.
Request a quote or book a demo
Tell us about your project
We reply with questions about the site and, where it fits, propose a demonstration. These details help us answer faster:
- Type of work and surface area
- Ceiling height and floor type
- Access: lifts, door widths, floor load
- Power supply on site, for example 380 V
- Planned start date
Prefer email? Write to contact@larpintelligence.com.