Legend Construction Robot in APAC Projects

Guanhao Mingyuan, Lianyungang, China

Residential Project: Reduced Labor, Time, and Cost

Located in China, this project showcases the successful integration of our construction robots. It highlights significant reductions in labor, time, and costs for residential building projects.

Labor Saving | Time Reduction | Cost Saving | China

$Guanhao Mingyuan, Lianyungang, China$

Longfor Tianyao, Nanjing, China

Residential Project: Quality and Efficiency Solved

Robotic wall finishing solved efficiency and quality issues, ensuring a high-quality finish and on-time delivery.

Quality Control | On-Time Delivery | Residential | China

$Longfor Tianyao, Nanjing, China$

Nantong Haina Chunjiang, China

Residential Project: 300% Efficiency Increase

In Nantong, this residential project demonstrates how our spraying robots deliver a remarkable 300% efficiency increase, significantly cutting labor and costs.

300% Efficiency | Cost Reduction | Residential | China

$Nantong Haina Chunjiang, China$

Toa Payoh N4C30, Singapore

Singapore HDB Project: Large-Scale Robot Deployment

In Singapore, this flagship project used our robots to automate the wall finishing across 163,000㎡ and ~1,000 public housing units, marking Singapore’s first large-scale construction robot deployment.

163,000㎡ | ~1,000 Units | HDB Project | Singapore

$Toa Payoh N4C30, Singapore$

AMK-C31&32, Singapore

Singapore Public Housing Project: Faster Delivery with Robots

This Singapore public housing project leveraged our robots to complete wall finishing 6 weeks ahead of schedule, with 60% savings in labor costs.

6 Weeks Faster | 60% Labor Saved | HDB Project | Singapore

Baywind Residences, Singapore

High-End Residential Project: 5× Faster Wall Finishing

For the Baywind Residences in Singapore, our robots completed wall finishing 5 times faster than manual work, achieving "zero rework" and high quality.

5× Efficiency | Zero Rework | Residential | Singapore

$Baywind Residences, Singapore$

Mori, Singapore

Ultra-Fast Robotic Finishing: 18,000㎡ in 69 Hours

Our construction robots completed 18,000㎡ of wall finishing in just 69 hours, setting a new benchmark for the speed and automation of automated interior work.

18,000㎡ | 69 Hours | High Efficiency | Singapore

$Mori, Singapore$

Tampines N9 C10, Singapore

Large-Scale Public Housing Automation Project

Applied our construction robots in a large-scale HDB project for interior wall finishing, achieving breakthroughs in quality, efficiency, and sustainability.

Public Housing | Automation | High Quality | Singapore

$Tampines N9 C10, Singapore$

FAQs of APAC

What are the main benefits of using construction robots in housing projects?

Construction robots significantly improve efficiency, reduce labor dependency, and ensure consistent construction quality.

In large-scale housing projects like Toa Payoh N4C30, robots automate repetitive wall finishing tasks, reducing reliance on manual labor while maintaining uniform coating quality across all units. This is especially valuable in public housing projects where consistency and delivery timelines are critical.

Are construction robots suitable for refurbishment or only new construction?

Construction robots are highly suitable for refurbishment projects, including those with complex or uneven wall conditions.

In the Toa Payoh N4C30 project, the robots were deployed in an HDB refurbishment scenario, where existing walls required consistent finishing despite variations in surface conditions. The successful implementation shows that robotic systems can adapt to real-world renovation challenges, not just new builds.

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