Frequently asked questions
What we are asked most often.
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Which robots do you offer?
Three robots: the RS-P2 for filling, smoothing, sanding and painting walls and ceilings; the RS-T1 for laying tiles over large areas; and the RS-N1 for levelling semi-dry mortar screed.
How high can the RS-P2 work?
Up to a 3.3 m working height, without scaffolding. A model with a 6.2 m working height is available for tall rooms.
Do substrates need preparing before the robot comes in?
Yes. Substrates must be ready; for the RS-T1, the required flatness is 3 mm over 2 m. Preparation stays with the contractor, or is quoted separately — we say so before you sign, not after.
Does the robot do all the work?
No. It takes on the open surface. Edges, cuts, junctions and inspection stay manual: your team keeps them.
Can we buy, lease or rent?
All three. Purchase includes training, commissioning and a service package for the first year. Leasing, over a fixed term, is backed by Zürcher Kantonalbank. Rental is monthly or per project. Training, commissioning and service are available with every option.
Can we see the robot at work before investing?
Yes. We are showing our robots at Batimat Paris, from 28 September to 1 October 2026: Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, Hall 1, stand H1-F090. We also arrange a live demonstration or a pilot project on your own surface, with your own figures.
Is the site survey chargeable?
No. We come and measure surfaces, heights and access free of charge and without obligation — including to tell you that the machine makes no sense for you.
Which countries do you operate in?
Across Europe.
What output can we expect on our site?
Machine output is 160 m²/h for painting, 70 m²/h for filling and 18 m²/h for tiling. How much of that reaches your site depends on setting out, moving, material changes, cleaning, touch-ups and finishing. That is what the survey, the demonstration or the pilot project establish.