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Autonomous installation

The floor-laying robot

Autolay is a floor-laying robot that installs tile and parquet on the building site — measuring, cutting and setting every piece autonomously, to sub-millimeter accuracy.

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What is a floor-laying robot?

A floor-laying robot is a mobile machine that lays floor covering by itself: it locates each tile or plank, cuts it to fit the room, applies adhesive and sets it in place — the work a tiler or parquet layer does by hand, done by a machine.

It is not a cleaning robot and not a warehouse vehicle. Autolay's robot is built for one job: installing new flooring on real construction sites, room by room.

How the Autolay robot lays a floor

The robot turns a digital floor plan into a finished floor in four steps:

  • Plan: your floor plan becomes an optimized, low-waste layout of every tile and cut.
  • Position: the robot localizes itself in the room to sub-millimeter accuracy.
  • Cut: each piece is measured and cut to fit walls, corners and doorways.
  • Set: adhesive is applied and every piece is placed exactly on the plan.

Explore the robot

See the hardware, book it for a project, or read how automated installation works:

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Plan the floor your robot will lay

Start with your own room: upload a floor plan and get an exact material list and layout — the same plan the robot lays from.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a floor-laying robot?
A floor-laying robot is a machine that installs floor covering autonomously — locating, cutting and setting each tile or plank on site. Autolay's robot lays tile and parquet on real building sites to sub-millimeter accuracy, the work a tiler normally does by hand.
Can a robot lay tile and parquet?
Yes. Autolay's robot measures each piece against the room, cuts it to fit the walls and corners, applies adhesive and sets it on the planned layout — for both tile and parquet.
How accurate is the floor-laying robot?
It positions itself and each piece to sub-millimeter accuracy, following a layout optimized for minimum waste before a single piece is cut.

Flooring guides

Learn how autolay measures, plans and prices a floor:

  • Layout SoftwareWhat flooring layout software has to do: turn a floor plan into a laying plan with the exact material list, waste percentage and cut list — free in the browser.
  • Pattern CalculatorFree flooring pattern calculator: material list, waste percentage and cut list for every pattern — straight, offset, herringbone or chevron — from your floor plan.

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