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Image: Human Friendly RoboticsTyler (HFR-01)
Wheeled robot that scans floors and installs tile, vinyl flooring and carpet
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How it works on your site
Tyler (HFR-01) is a compact wheeled robot from Human Friendly Robotics that, as the vendor states, scans a floor and then installs tile on commercial jobsites such as hotels, restaurants, healthcare facilities and warehouses. The vendor's marketing also claims vinyl and carpet installation, and a vendor demonstration shows a 1,482 sq ft floor scan. Human Friendly Robotics lists Tyler as in production.
LVT/LVP/Resilient Installation, Tile Setting (Ceramic/Stone)
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Will it work on your site
- Throughput
- 1,000 sq ft per day (vendor-stated)Stated as a daily rate
- Weight
- 50 lb (22.7 kg) chassis48 x 21 x 34 in
- Precision
- Plus/minus 1 mm
- Max tile weight
- Up to 130 lb (59 kg)Max tile size 36 x 36 in
- Battery life
- 4 hours per charge
As the maker states it.
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