Hebei Yuzhou Construction Materials Prefabricated Project

Project Background


Beijing Yugu Group Hebei Yuzhou Materials Prefabrication Project is located in Daqinghe Economic Development Zone, Gu'an County, Langfang City. In June 2024, the project selected putty polishing, indoor spraying NP320, indoor spraying NP320 Pro and paint mixing plant for paint engineering construction. The application of multi-machine linkage of decoration robots and robot unmanned automatic feeding technology for fully automatic intelligent construction of robots has better construction efficiency than manual labor, effectively reducing construction costs and labor intensity


Project Challenge

Large industrial and prefabricated construction projects involve extensive wall and ceiling finishing work.

Traditional interior finishing depends heavily on manual labor for:

  • Putty application

  • Surface grinding

  • Primer spraying

  • Topcoat spraying

  • Material preparation

  • Material replenishment

  • Process inspection

When these processes are performed separately by different teams, contractors may face several challenges:

High Labor Intensity

Grinding and spraying require workers to perform repetitive physical operations for long periods.

Dust and Paint Exposure

Putty grinding generates dust, while paint spraying exposes workers to coating mist and other materials.

Variation Between Workers

Manual coating and grinding quality can vary according to individual worker experience and operating technique.

Disconnected Construction Processes

If coating, grinding and spraying teams operate independently, waiting time between processes can reduce overall productivity.

Material Supply Interruptions

Robots or workers may need to stop when coating material is insufficient or requires manual replenishment.

The Hebei Yuzhou project therefore focused not simply on replacing one manual process, but on connecting several interior finishing operations into an automated workflow.





Advantages of Robotic Construction


Construction Quality: Passed comprehensive project acceptance with flying colors.

Safety and Environmental Protection: Effectively reduces manual labor intensity, minimizes health hazards from dust and paint to workers, significantly lowering the risks of occupational diseases and safety incidents.

Construction Costs: Overall construction costs reduced by approximately 16%.

Operational Efficiency: Single-pass putty application (1 machine), comprehensive efficiency of 60㎡/h; putty grinding (1 machine), comprehensive efficiency of 45㎡/h; single-pass indoor painting (1 machine), comprehensive efficiency of 135㎡/h.Intelligent Construction: Fully Automated Robotic Construction Operations enable multi-robot collaboration between interior decoration robots and supporting robots. These systems can automatically sense and respond to information such as material shortages, replenishment needs, arrival points, and surplus material monitoring, thereby conducting automatic replenishment and refueling to achieve fully automated, unmanned robotic material replenishment.


Multi-Robot Interior Decoration Solution

BrightMaster deployed multiple robots to handle different stages of interior wall finishing.

The overall workflow can be organized as:

Putty Application → Putty Grinding → Primer / Paint Spraying → Automatic Material Replenishment

Through coordinated construction, individual robots perform different operations while supporting equipment manages coating preparation and material supply.

BrightMaster's current Interior Decoration Solution is designed around this type of multi-machine cooperation, allowing different robots to support spraying, coating and other finishing processes.


Putty Coating with Indoor Coating Robot NP320 Pro

The Indoor Coating Robot NP320 Pro can perform both putty coating and latex paint coating on interior walls and ceilings.

For the Hebei Yuzhou project, this capability helps automate an important stage before grinding and final painting.

The robot uses technologies including:

  • BIM-based automatic path planning

  • Laser SLAM indoor navigation

  • Automatic obstacle avoidance

  • Intelligent monitoring

  • Dual-battery power management

Its ability to perform both putty and paint coating makes it suitable for projects seeking to connect several wall-finishing processes within one automated construction system.


Automated Putty Grinding

After putty application and drying, the wall surface must be ground before final coating.

BrightMaster's Putty Grinding Robot automates grinding work on interior walls and ceilings.

The robot provides:

  • Intelligent constant-force grinding

  • Automatic navigation

  • Automatic path planning

  • Vacuuming and dust collection

  • Parameterized grinding settings

  • Remote operation

The current robot specification provides a working height of up to 3.2 m, positioning accuracy of ±2 cm and a 100 L dust collection box.

At the Hebei Yuzhou project, one Putty Grinding Robot achieved a comprehensive construction efficiency of approximately 45 m²/h.


Automatic Indoor Paint Spraying with NP320

After surface preparation, the Indoor Coating Robot NP320 supports automated primer and topcoat spraying.

The robot can spray interior:

  • Walls

  • Ceilings

  • Bay windows

  • Beams

  • Gypsum lines

  • Other architectural surfaces

NP320 supports automatic path planning, spraying parameter control and remote monitoring. Its current published maximum spraying efficiency is 180 m²/h, depending on operating conditions.

During the Hebei Yuzhou project, one machine achieved a comprehensive single-pass indoor painting efficiency of approximately 135 m²/h.


Automatic Material Mixing and Replenishment

One of the most valuable aspects of this project was that automation extended beyond the construction robots themselves.

Supporting systems were used to monitor and manage material supply.

The system can respond to operating information such as:

  • Material shortages

  • Replenishment requirements

  • Robot arrival at replenishment points

  • Remaining material levels

Based on this information, materials can be prepared and supplied to the robots automatically.

This reduces the need for workers to continuously stop machines and manually refill coating materials.

For large interior decoration projects, automatic material supply helps connect individual robots into a more continuous construction process.

Multi-Robot Construction Efficiency

The Hebei Yuzhou project provides measurable productivity data for several interior finishing processes.

Construction ProcessEquipmentComprehensive Efficiency
Single-Pass Putty Application1 Robot60 m²/h
Putty Grinding1 Robot45 m²/h
Single-Pass Indoor Painting1 Robot135 m²/h

These are project-level comprehensive efficiency figures rather than theoretical equipment maximums.

This distinction is important for contractors evaluating construction robots because actual project productivity is influenced by:

  • Room layout

  • Surface structure

  • Material preparation

  • Robot movement

  • Process transitions

  • Construction organization

  • Site conditions

Real project data therefore provides a more useful reference than equipment speed alone.

Why Industrial Buildings Are Suitable for Interior Decoration Robots

Industrial and prefabricated building projects often provide good conditions for robotic construction.

Large Construction Areas

The greater the wall and ceiling area, the more opportunities there are to gain value from repeatable automated processes.

Repetitive Structures

Similar rooms and wall structures make it easier to reuse planned construction paths.

Standardized Finishing Requirements

Repeated processes such as putty coating, grinding and painting can be parameterized.

Labor-Intensive Work

Large-area grinding and painting traditionally require significant manual labor.

Construction Schedule Requirements

Automated equipment can help maintain more predictable productivity across large work areas.

Project Results at a Glance

IndicatorResult
Putty Application Efficiency60 m²/h
Putty Grinding Efficiency45 m²/h
Indoor Painting Efficiency135 m²/h
Overall Construction CostReduced by Approx. 16%
Construction QualityPassed Comprehensive Acceptance
AutomationMulti-Robot + Automatic Material Feeding

The project demonstrates how construction automation can be expanded from a single robot into a coordinated robotic interior finishing system.

Planning a Multi-Robot Interior Decoration Project

Before designing an automated interior finishing workflow, contractors should evaluate:

  • Total wall and ceiling area

  • Building type

  • Floor plan

  • Ceiling height

  • Wall structure

  • Putty process

  • Paint type

  • Required finish quality

  • Existing workforce

  • Construction schedule

  • Material supply method

  • Required daily productivity

BrightMaster can then evaluate whether a single robot or multi-robot combination is more appropriate.

Automate Your Interior Decoration Project with BrightMaster

The Hebei Yuzhou project demonstrates how Interior Decoration Robots can work together across putty coating, grinding, indoor painting and material supply.

For contractors managing industrial buildings, residential developments, apartments, hotels, offices or other large-scale interior finishing projects, BrightMaster can configure an automated construction workflow according to the actual process and project area.

Send us your building layout, wall area, finishing process, ceiling height and target construction schedule to evaluate a suitable robot combination.