MYRO Deployed at Le Rêve Residential Tower
At Le Rêve in Campinas, Brazil, MYRO was tested in a residential tower under construction. The robot painted 61 sqm, demonstrating its ability to deliver consistent finish quality and efficiency, highlighting its value in precision-driven residential development projects.
MYRO was deployed at Le Rêve, a residential tower under construction in Campinas, to test its capabilities in a live vertical housing project. Conducted in collaboration with A.Yoshii, the deployment focused on evaluating MYRO’s ability to deliver consistent paint quality and operational efficiency within a mid-rise construction setting.
Covering a 61-square-meter area, the robot was tasked with showcasing its core strengths: precision painting, uniform coverage, and process efficiency. The emphasis was placed on finish consistency and MYRO’s integration within an active construction site.
Proving MYRO’s Adaptability in Confined Spaces
- Demonstrated efficiency in compact residential tower interiors
- Adapted seamlessly to confined and complex workspaces
- Reduced human error through automated precision
- Delivered smooth, high-quality surface finishes
- Reinforced value for developers focused on aesthetics and operational efficiency
Feedback from site observers centred on the noticeable improvement in paint application quality. By reducing manual variability, MYRO introduced a new level of control and predictability to the finishing phase, an area where quality assurance is often challenged.
The Le Rêve deployment was built upon MYRO’s ongoing partnership with A.Yoshii, who has been at the forefront of integrating automation into Brazilian construction workflows. Each field test strengthens the business case for automation, particularly in projects where both design precision and turnaround speed are critical.
With each deployment, MYRO continues to validate its place in modern construction, where consistency, control, and intelligent automation matter more than ever.
