MYRO Demonstrates at Mai Terraces Residential Tower

MYRO was deployed for a focused demonstration at Mai Terraces, a residential tower under construction in Curitiba. The objective was twofold: to test MYRO’s performance in a high-end urban project and to showcase its capabilities directly to Laguna Directors overseeing the development

The demonstration covered 25 square meters, during which MYRO delivered a productivity rate of 175 sqm/h-an impressive output for a confined residential environment. The project was designed to evaluate paint savings and overall finish quality, both critical priorities for modern developers balancing aesthetic standards with operational efficiency.

The performance centred on MYRO’s ability to deliver clean, even coatings with minimal material waste. Observers from Laguna noted the smoothness of application and the robot’s ability to maintain quality across varied surfaces, underscoring MYRO’s value in high-spec housing projects.

The project also served as a key visibility opportunity. With Laguna Directors present, the MYRO team provided real-time insights into how the robot works, its potential for scaling across multiple sites, and the operational gains it brings in terms of workforce flexibility and project speed.

Deployments like this continue to reinforce MYRO’s relevance in the Brazilian construction sector, particularly in residential high-rises where precision and speed must coexist. Mai Terraces was a prime example of how automation can be introduced seamlessly into an active project without disrupting traditional workflows.

The demonstration strengthened MYRO’s positioning as a next-generation tool for developers looking to improve quality while optimising resources. Whether as a cost saver, time accelerator, or quality assurance tool, MYRO proved once again that robotic painting isn’t just innovative-it’s effective.