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PMC-3000iE

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Battery-powered wall plastering robot that pumps and scrapes cement plaster on walls up to 3.3 m

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Deployments: 2
Companies that ran it

How it works on your site

The PMC-3000iE is a battery-powered wall plastering robot from Shanghai WEIBUILD Technology: a vertical plastering mast on a wheeled AGV chassis with four omnidirectional steering wheels, which WEIBUILD states navigates by SLAM. WEIBUILD states it pumps, presses and scrapes cement plaster onto interior walls up to 3.3 m high in a single pass; the crew places laser lines in place of full strip preparation and supplies mortar to the onboard pump. At China State Construction Eighth Bureau's Lingang project in Shanghai, each robot runs with a two-person crew, one robot engineer and one master plasterer, in place of eight to ten manual plasterers, according to China Industry News Network. The PMC-3000iE is shipping, with named deployments on projects in Shanghai for China State Construction Eighth Bureau and Shanghai Construction Group First Construction.

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Field outcomes

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Shanghai Construction Group First Construction used three WEIBUILD plastering robots and two spraying robots, including the PMC-3000iE, at the 200 Jinshajiang Branch Road project in Shanghai, completing 60,000 m2 of wall plastering and 100,000 m2 of spraying.

Jinshajiang Branch Road 200 (金沙江支路200号), China

PMC-3000iEShanghai Construction Group First Construction
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Shanghai Construction Group First Construction was using WEIBUILD plastering and spraying robots, including the PMC-3000iE, to plaster, apply putty and spray latex paint on interior walls at the miHoYo New Headquarters project on lot XH215-02A in Shanghai's Xuhui District.

miHoYo New Headquarters (XH215-02A lot, Shanghai Xuhui District), China

PMC-3000iEShanghai Construction Group First Construction

Who has run it

3 deployments · 2 companies · 1 country

Will it work on your site

Sustained Throughput: 300-400 sqm per day per robotPer 8-hour shift, Lingang; WEIBUILD figures span 300-600+
Autonomy Level: Autonomous plastering claimed by WEIBUILD, unverifiedCrew handles setup; moves between walls are supervised
BIM/CAD Requirements: BIM integration, vendor-statedOperation planned from BIM and semantic information
Fleet Management: Zone operation with dual-machine linkageWEIBUILD news report from the miHoYo HQ site
Navigation Method: SLAM navigationVendor-stated; AGV chassis, four omnidirectional wheels

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