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MalerRoboter (Painter Robot)

ConBoticsInterior Finishes

Lightweight modular wall sprayer; one-person transport between floors

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How it works on your site

The ConBotics MalerRoboter is a battery-powered wheeled robot that sprays paint on interior walls and ceilings up to 3.2 m at a constant angle and distance, runs on any airless sprayer and splits into four parts for transport. It covers the large open areas; the painting crew masks the room and finishes corners, edges and detail work by hand.

Painting

Laser scanners and optical sensors keep the robot in its lane, stop it before ladders or material containers and keep it clear of stairwell edges. It sprays wall and ceiling areas at a constant angle and distance and pauses on any obstacle, showing the stop on the operator's tablet. Painters finish corners, edges and detail work by hand.

Priming

Field outcomes

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  1. MalerRoboter (Painter Robot)Image: ConBotics

    Malermeister Sachs found ConBotics' MalerRoboter used 20% less paint than its master painter in a site test in Germany.

    Multi-year testing and advisory relationship, Germany

    MalerRoboter (Painter Robot)Malermeister Sachs

  2. MalerRoboter (Painter Robot)Image: ConBotics

    A Berlin painting firm used ConBotics' MalerRoboter (Painter Robot) to coat walls in a Berlin sports studio planned at 1,000 m², and handed the project over faster than planned with fewer staff.

    1,000 sqm interior coating at sports studio, Germany

    MalerRoboter (Painter Robot)

  3. MalerRoboter (Painter Robot)Image: ConBotics

    Atlas RoboTech, a subsidiary of Teambuild Construction Group, was supporting the first pilot projects of the MalerRoboter (Painter Robot) in residential buildings in Singapore as ConBotics' new sales partner.

    Multiple pilot projects in residential construction, Singapore

    MalerRoboter (Painter Robot)Atlas RoboTech

Will it work on your site

Environment
Interior finishing: walls and ceilings inside buildings, including sloped ceilings and complex surfaces.
Surface types
Interior walls and ceilings, large monotonous surfacesSpecific substrate types (drywall, plaster) not independently confirmed
Power
Rechargeable battery with 4 hours runtime and a swappable pack, up to 8 hours continuous operation. Charges in 3.5 hours on 110 to 240 V.Hot-swap capability and included battery count not independently confirmed
Control interface
ConBotics app on a tablet, plus a controller. The tablet shows robot status and obstacle stops.Specific interface hardware (tablet, PlayStation controller) and training duration not independently confirmed
Footprint and access
60 x 190 x 80 cm, 130 kg total, disassembles into 4 modules (heaviest 60 kg)Fits through standard doorways; transportable in a station wagon without crane or elevator
Working envelope
Spray reach up to 3.2 m height; 30 cm standoff distance from wallStandard rooms only; higher ceilings require a longer linear axis (not yet available)
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Autonomy
Sprays large areas on its own and pauses when it detects an obstacle, signalling the operator's tablet. Painters do the detail work by hand.
Safety design
Laser scanners stop it before ladders and material containers; optical sensors detect edges so it cannot drive into a stairwell. A SICK safety controller cross-checks odometry against wheel encoders.
Weight
140 kg without the airless unit, 60 x 190 x 80 cm; splits into four parts within a minute.
Fleet management
One operator runs up to 3 robots on a site; ConBotics recommends 2 at a time.
Training
5-minute tutorial before first use.
Certifications
CE certification and EU market entry planned for 2026, per the ConBotics timeline.
Generation
MalerRoboter 2.0, on sale and for hire. The first version, MR 1.0, launched in 2024.

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