PavePal P900
Partner roboticsBattery robot that spreads adhesive and sets full floor tiles in one pass from a tablet layout18 deployments · 6 countries
Image: DMX RoboticsTile Laying Robot
Battery-powered floor tile layer for square and rectangular formats up to 1200mm
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The DMX Tile Laying Robot is a battery-powered, wheeled-compact floor tiling robot that picks and places ceramic and stone tiles onto pre-adhesive surfaces from programmable layout patterns. It covers one subtask within interior finishes: tile setting for square tiles up to 1200x1200 mm and rectangular tiles up to 600x1200 mm; adhesive application, grouting, sealing, and transition work stay with the crew. DMX Robotics, a Singapore-based distributor (not the OEM), lists the product as shipping.
Tile Setting (Ceramic/Stone)
The robot places tiles from a pre-programmed layout onto floors where adhesive has already been applied by the crew or a separate machine. It handles two tile configurations: square up to 1200x1200 mm and rectangular up to 600x1200 mm. The crew retains adhesive application, grouting, sealing, edge cuts, and all non-rectangular pattern work.
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