Suitable full-tile placement
Navigation and vision support controlled, repeatable placement in prepared high-volume areas.

CONSTRUCTION ROBOTICS
For prepared, high-volume areas, the P900 is designed to handle repetitive full-tile placement while trained crews manage setup, materials, cuts and final quality.
Under its announced memorandum of understanding with Partner Robotics, TBG is preparing to introduce the P900 into its construction-robotics portfolio.
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MORE OUTPUT. MORE CONSISTENT EXECUTION.
Floor tiling combines precision with constant repetition.
The P900 uses machine navigation and vision to execute suitable full-tile placement through a controlled sequence.
A trained crew supplies tiles and materials, manages obstacles and completes the cut pieces and detailed work the robot is not designed to perform.
This combination is designed to shift more crew time toward supervision, supply and finish control.
Navigation and vision support controlled, repeatable placement in prepared high-volume areas.
People manage materials, obstacles, cut tiles, detail work, exceptions and final acceptance.
What P900 brings together
SLAM-based positioning helps the machine understand and move through the prepared work area.
Camera guidance supports accurate placement against the planned grid.
The robot controls tile height and alignment across repeated placements.
Adhesive is applied as part of the machine's working sequence for more controlled material placement.
The crew plans and monitors the robot's work through a practical field interface.
Specified performance
MANUFACTURER-SPECIFIED: UP TO 18 M² PER HOUR WITH 800 × 800 MM FULL TILES
The manufacturer also reports alignment and height uniformity within ±0.5 mm under specified conditions.
Actual site output depends on floor preparation, room geometry, tile size, material supply, obstacles and crew workflow.

ROBOTICS CREATES THE MOST VALUE WHERE WORK REPEATS
The P900 is suited to prepared, high-volume flooring areas using compatible full-tile sizes.
Potential applications include:
It is not presented as an unmanned system. People remain responsible for setup, material flow, exceptions, cut tiles, detail work and final acceptance.
THE ROBOT SHOULD ARRIVE WHEN THE FLOOR IS READY
TAKT is designed to forecast which zone will be ready, when flooring materials will be required and where the next constraint may prevent the robot from working productively.
That connects robotic execution to the wider construction sequence.
Robotics performs the repeatable physical task. TAKT is designed to forecast what the production line needs next.

A PLATFORM FOR AUTONOMOUS PHYSICAL EXECUTION
P900 is one practical step toward a broader construction-robotics portfolio.
TBG's objective is to integrate machines around real production needs, connect them to TAKT and progressively expand the physical work that can be executed with machine precision.
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