Panels 1 to 3.2 m, up to 300 kg
| Size (L × W × H) | 880 × 989 × 1360 mm |
| Weight | 800 kg |
| Travel and climb | 500 mm/s, 8°, 30 mm steps |
| Battery | 8 h run, 4 h charge |
| Control and safety | Wireless tablet app; alarm and e-stop |
Wall-panel installation robot
02Robotics
Set
by robot.
Fully electric wall-panel installation robots lift, carry, stand and set each panel while the crew guides it from a tablet. Mobile printers draw the wall in concrete. No heavy lifting by hand.
00Mission
Two people.
Six minutes
a panel.
A crew of eight sets about 80 wall panels a day with one small crane. A robot and two people pick, carry and set a panel every six minutes, climb to every floor, and run eight hours on a charge with no fumes.
0People
per crew
per crew
0Pick, carry and set
one panel
one panel
0m² of wall per crew
per day
per day
0Manpower productivity
gain*
gain*
*From a joint LTA and BCA productivity study in Singapore. Manufacturer's figures.
01Panel installation robots
Compact
and long-panel.
The robot lifts, carries, stands and sets the panel; the crew guides it from a tablet. Two sizes cover every reinforced AAC panel we make, from 1 m partitions to 6 m cladding.
Panels 3 to 6 m, up to 600 kg
| Size (L × W × H) | 1600 × 1200 × 1800 mm |
| Weight | 1,200 kg |
| Travel and climb | 500 mm/s, 8°, 40 mm steps, turns on the spot |
| Battery | 8 h run, 4 h charge |
| Control and safety | Wireless tablet app; alarm and e-stop |
Gets to every floor
Gets to every floor
Fits a construction lift
Gets to every floor
Crane-liftable at 1.2 t
Learning curve
Learned in half a day
02Where the robot works
Partitions,
cladding, walls.
Any reinforced AAC panel system: tongue-and-groove partitions between RC columns, cladding fixed to steel frames, load-bearing walls in the complete AAC building.
- P
Partitions
75 to 250 mm panels, fire-rated to four hours, six metres high. A panel every six minutes.
- C
Cladding
6 m panels fixed vertically or horizontally outside steel or concrete frames.
- A · B
Walls and whole buildings
Load-bearing panels in accommodation, villas, hotels and schools.
03Mobile printers
Two printers.
One roof slab.
The MaxiPrinter unfolds in thirty minutes, prints walls up to six metres, then folds onto its tracks and drives to the next room. At School 08, two work side by side.
3D concrete printing →
2,700 kgMachine weight,
craned to upper floors
craned to upper floors
30 minTo unfold
and print
and print
0Foundation:
deployable legs
deployable legs
0.85 mFolded width:
drives through a door
drives through a door
04Contact
Start a
project.
Tell us the panel count and the floors. We will tell you how many robots, how many people and how many days.