MYRO’s First Public Launch in Hyderabad

On December 19, 2019, Eternal Robotics hosted the first official unveiling of MYRO, the world’s first intelligent wall-painting robot specifically designed for construction. The event, held at Taj Deccan, Banjara Hills, marked MYRO’s entry into the public domain and formally introduced it as a breakthrough in automation for the built environment.

The event welcomed an exclusive audience of industry leaders, partners, and media for a live screening and demonstration of MYRO’s capabilities. Attendees observed how the robot could automate large-scale painting tasks, reduce manual labor dependence, and deliver high-precision results across varied surfaces-redefining what was possible in construction finishing.

The showcase emphasized MYRO’s key advantages: 10x productivity, 80% reduced labor reliance, and consistent dry film thickness for uniform coatings. These performance metrics, backed by internal benchmarks and visual case studies, positioned MYRO as a commercially viable and scalable alternative to traditional painting methods.

Eternal Robotics also highlighted the economic case for MYRO: with a lifespan of 12 million sq. ft. and a painting cost of approximately $0.0059 USD per sq. ft., the robot delivered cost savings of over $120,000 USD across just 12 million sq. ft. - with full cost recovery projected by 4 million sq. ft.

The launch wasn’t just about showcasing technology-it was about signaling a new direction for construction automation. As part of Eternal Robotics’ broader mission to simplify hazardous, exhausting, and repetitive tasks through intelligent systems, MYRO was positioned as the flagship product in a portfolio of real-world robotic solutions.

The Hyderabad debut laid the foundation for MYRO’s future adoption across India and beyond-marking the beginning of a new era in robotic construction.