MYRO Demonstrates Robotic Wall Painting in Brazil
In Curitiba, Brazil, MYRO demonstrated its robotic wall-painting system to construction and tech companies. The event showcased live painting at 170 sqm/h, reinforcing MYRO’s value in driving speed, consistency, and automation in real-world job site scenarios.
In a dedicated showcase event organized by MYRO International and the Curitiba Innovation Agency, MYRO demonstrated its wall-painting robot to an audience of construction and technology companies in Curitiba, Brazil. The event served as a focused opportunity to display MYRO’s capabilities in a live environment.
Designed to highlight automation’s growing role in construction, the demonstration allowed MYRO to exhibit how robotic painting can significantly streamline workflows, reduce manual effort, and improve consistency across job sites. Over the course of the event, MYRO successfully achieved a record production rate of 170 sqm/h-an achievement that sparked interest from professionals evaluating time and labor efficiencies.
Highlighting MYRO’s Practical Impact in Construction
- Emphasized MYRO’s efficiency in repetitive wall painting tasks.
- Demonstrated consistent finish quality across surfaces.
- Showcased faster coverage speeds improving project timelines.
- Highlighted cost reduction by minimizing rework and manual errors.
- Reinforced the role of robotics in enhancing construction productivity.
The demonstration was designed with real-world construction applications in mind. It brought together companies eager to explore how automation could integrate into existing operations without overhauling workflows. This hands-on experience allowed decision-makers to see the robot in action, ask questions in real time, and visualize its role in their own environments.
By showcasing its solution alongside local innovators, MYRO positioned itself as a forward-thinking partner in Latin America’s construction tech ecosystem. Events like these underscore the importance of tangible, in-market engagement to build confidence in robotics and drive adoption.
MYRO’s presence in Curitiba wasn’t just about performance metrics-it was about opening up a new conversation around smart construction, where automation is not a futuristic concept, but a present-day advantage.
