BMR Intelligent Coating Robot
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Intelligent Coating Robot
Interior finishing is one trade wearing three hats: the putty goes on, the putty gets sanded, the paint goes over — pass after pass, wall after ceiling, on scaffolds and stilts, in a fog of mist and dust that regulators measure and workers breathe. The BMR Intelligent Coating Robot takes over all three hats with one machine. Built as a fully automated, unmanned platform, it accepts interchangeable functional modules that turn a single chassis into a putty-spraying robot, a latex-paint-coating robot or a putty-grinding robot — four models in all, reaching working heights up to 6.5 metres without a scaffold tower. The coating versions, P45 and P65, lay down single-coat putty at 80 to 100 square metres per hour and single-coat emulsion paint at 200 to 250 square metres per hour with coverage above 95 percent; the grinding versions, M40 and M60, sand cured putty at 60 to 80 square metres per hour into 100-litre onboard dust containers instead of the room's air. The intelligence is in how little setup it demands: BMR's real-time perception RTPC software reads the environment as it works, so operation is genuinely one-click — no pre-scanning, no manual path planning — in fully automatic or semi-automatic mode, across walls, ceilings and bay windows, for five hours per charge.
The Intelligent Coating Robot is available for purchase internationally through this page, with delivery, customs clearance and after-sales support arranged for buyers across Europe, the Americas, the Middle East, Asia-Pacific and worldwide.
Background
The trade that runs on repetition
No interior discipline multiplies square metres like wall finishing: every apartment, ward, classroom and corridor needs its putty coats, its sanding and its paint, and every coat is the same motion repeated ten thousand times at heights that require staging and in air that requires masks. That profile — repetitive, physical, exposure-heavy, schedule-critical — is precisely what construction robotics was invented for, and Shenzhen BrightMaster Robotics builds the Intelligent Coating Robot as the centrepiece of its interior-decoration line, alongside the compact NP320 indoor coating robots and the dedicated putty grinding robot. The company's full-stack model — in-house R&D, large-scale on-site deployment, whole-lifecycle service — has carried its machines from Greater Bay Area towers to international projects, with the interior fleet proven in both fine decoration and industrial finishing scenarios.
A platform, not a product
The Intelligent Coating Robot's defining decision is modularity. Rather than buying a sprayer, then a sander, a contractor buys the platform and the modules the project needs: coating modules make it a P-series machine, grinding modules an M-series one, and the chassis, drive, perception and software carry over. The two frame sizes then set the reach — the compact 860-by-760-millimetre body serving standard interiors at 4 to 4.5 metres (P45, M40), and the larger frame serving high walls, ceilings, halls and public buildings at 6 to 6.5 metres (P65, M60). One operator, one training, one spare-parts channel — three trades covered.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | P45 (coating) | P65 (coating) | M40 (grinding) | M60 (grinding) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Weight | ~500 kg | ~650 kg | ~450 kg | ~600 kg |
| Dimensions (L×W×H) | 860×760×1700 mm | 1630×1150×1750 mm | 860×760×1700 mm | 1630×1150×1750 mm |
| Working height | ≤4,500 mm | ≤6,500 mm | ≤4,000 mm | ≤6,000 mm |
| Productivity | putty 80 m²/h; emulsion paint 200 m²/h | putty 100 m²/h; emulsion paint 250 m²/h | putty grinding 60 m²/h | putty grinding 80 m²/h |
| Coverage rate | >95% | >95% | >85% | >90% |
| Hopper / dust container | 60 L material hopper | 60 L material hopper | 100 L dust container | 100 L dust container |
| Endurance | 5 h | 5 h | 5 h | 5 h |
| Moving speed | ≤0.5 m/s | ≤0.5 m/s | ≤0.5 m/s | ≤0.5 m/s |
| Obstacle / trench crossing | ≤30 mm / ≤50 mm | ≤30 mm / ≤50 mm | ≤30 mm / ≤50 mm | ≤30 mm / ≤50 mm |
| Climbing angle | ≤10° | ≤10° | ≤10° | ≤10° |
| Positioning accuracy | ±30 mm | ±30 mm | ±30 mm | ±30 mm |
| Software | RTPC real-time perception; one-click operation, no pre-scanning or path planning | |||
| Surfaces | walls, ceilings, bay windows | |||
| Materials | interior and water-based putty, latex/emulsion and water-based paints, compatible primers |
Material compatibility (viscosity, particle size, drying behaviour) is confirmed by specification or sample testing; configurations are confirmed at quotation.
What does "one-click" actually mean on site?
It means the deployment cost of automation collapses. Most construction robots demand a survey before they earn: scan the space, build the map, plan the paths, then work. The RTPC system deletes that overhead — the robot perceives its environment in real time as it operates, so the workflow is simply: fit the module, load the hopper, roll the machine into the room, press start. It identifies the walls, ceilings and bay windows it faces and executes, in full-auto for open production or semi-auto where an operator wants control, leaving only local touch-up for human hands. On a project of two hundred identical apartments, that difference compounds daily: no mapping backlog, no programming specialist, no re-planning when the site changes — just rooms in, finished rooms out, five hours per charge, with better than 90 percent of the surface completed by machine.
Who is the Intelligent Coating Robot for?
For finishing and decoration contractors delivering repetitive interiors at scale — residential towers, hotels and serviced apartments, student housing — where the P45's 200-square-metre-per-hour paint rate turns painting from the schedule's tail into its shortest chapter; for public-works and healthcare builders whose hospitals, schools and transport stations combine vast wall areas with high ceilings, the natural territory of the 6.5-metre P65 and 6-metre M60; for contractors targeting dust and mist exposure, where machine spraying and contained grinding directly reduce occupational-disease and working-at-height risk; and for operators of BMR's wider interior fleet, where the platform pairs with the putty grinding robot and NP320 series — and with the measuring robot's closed quality loop — into a coordinated finishing line. Module and model choice follows height and process: P45/M40 for standard storeys, P65/M60 for halls and high walls.
What is the Intelligent Coating Robot used for?
- Residential finishing: putty and paint application across apartments, housing projects and serviced residences.
- High-wall and ceiling coating: 6.5-metre reach for lobbies, halls, exhibition and conference spaces without scaffolding.
- Healthcare and education interiors: uniform, machine-consistent surfaces in hospitals, schools and universities.
- Commercial and hospitality projects: offices, hotels and retail interiors on compressed fit-out schedules.
- Putty surface grinding: dust-contained sanding and preparation before painting with the M40 and M60.
- Industrial and public-building decoration: large-area, long-duration coating programmes in stations and facilities.
Pricing and Availability
The Intelligent Coating Robot is available for purchase and international delivery through this page across its P45, P65, M40 and M60 models, from a single platform with one module set to multi-robot interior fleets combining coating and grinding versions. Price and cost depend on model, module combination, consumables and wear-part provisioning, training and commissioning scope, and quantity, so buyers should request a current quotation for their project profile — including coating type, wall material, working height and required productivity, which also determine the recommended configuration; delivery, customs clearance and after-sales support are arranged worldwide. Purchase enquiries, datasheets and availability details for the Intelligent Coating Robot are available on this page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the BMR Intelligent Coating Robot?
A new-generation fully automated, unmanned interior construction platform from BrightMaster Robotics that performs wall putty spraying, latex and emulsion paint coating, and putty grinding through interchangeable modules — offered as the P45 and P65 coating models and the M40 and M60 grinding models.
How fast does it work?
The coating models apply single-coat putty at 80 to 100 square metres per hour and single-coat emulsion paint at 200 to 250 square metres per hour with coverage above 95 percent; the grinding models sand putty at 60 to 80 square metres per hour — each running five hours per charge.
How high can it reach?
Up to 6.5 metres: the compact P45 and M40 cover standard interiors to 4.5 and 4 metres, while the larger P65 and M60 serve high walls and ceilings to 6.5 and 6 metres — hospitals, exhibition halls and large public buildings without scaffold towers.
Does it need mapping or programming before working?
No — its RTPC real-time perception software identifies the environment as it operates, enabling one-click automatic or semi-automatic operation with no pre-scanning and no manual path planning; deployment is module, material, position, start.
Which surfaces and materials does it handle?
Walls, ceilings and bay windows, using interior and water-based putties, latex and emulsion paints, water-based interior paints and compatible primers on prepared cement-based or plastered surfaces — with new materials confirmed by compatibility testing.
How does it reduce site risk?
By removing workers from the exposure triangle of coating mist, putty dust and elevated work: spraying is machine-applied, grinding dust is captured in a 100-litre onboard container, and heights to 6.5 metres are reached without staging.
Where can I buy the Intelligent Coating Robot and what does it cost?
The Intelligent Coating Robot is available through this page, with delivery, customs clearance and after-sales support arranged for buyers worldwide. Because cost varies with model, modules, consumables and quantity, buyers should request an individual quotation. All purchasing details are available on this page.
Summary
The Intelligent Coating Robot compresses interior finishing's three trades into one press of a button: putty on, putty sanded, paint over — sprayed at up to 250 square metres per hour, ground into a sealed container, delivered to 6.5 metres without a scaffold, by a platform that perceives its room in real time and needs neither maps nor programmers. Four models split the work by height and process; one chassis, one operator and one supply chain cover them all. For contractors, it converts the most repetitive, exposure-heavy stage of every building into machine time with better-than-95-percent coverage — and hands the schedule back its longest chapter. For finishing at the scale buildings are actually built, this page is the starting point.
