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Floor Grinding
An autonomous floor grinding robot for concrete hardener, dry shake hardener and epoxy floors. It plans its own grinding paths, works tight around columns and collects its own dust, so one operator can supervise the whole floor.
1,000 m²
per day, rough grinding
780 mm
grinding width
≥95%
floor coverage, tight to columns
How would you like to deploy it?
— Managed service
Short-term rental
Purchase
Managed service
Most popular
We supply the robot, the operator and the coordination as a priced subcontract package. You get a finished wall, not a machine to manage.
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Availability
15 Days
Coverage
UK-wide
Operator
Included with managed service
Technical specification
Figures based on the Legend Robot LQ02B floor grinding robot datasheet.
Application
Concrete hardener, dry shake hardener and epoxy floors
Output
800–1,000 m²/day rough grinding; up to 4,000 m²/day polishing
Grinding width
780 mm, square or round discs
Navigation
Autonomous path planning, LiDAR obstacle avoidance
Coverage
≥95%, wraps around columns
Accuracy
±30 mm navigation accuracy
Dust collection
Automatic, 100 L quick-release bin
Power
25 kW, 380 V mains – runs 24/7, no battery swaps
Dimensions / weight
2,450 × 930 × 1,690 mm, 1,250 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about our autonomous systems, safety standards, and on-site deployment.
What safety systems are built into your autonomous platforms?
All the robot's we deploy have built-in sensors and automated control system, which allow it to operate in hazardous environments without direct human intervention. These sensors help the robot avoid obstacles, detect any malfunctions, and ensure smooth operation. By doing so, the risk of accidents such as overspray, unintentional contact with walls or surfaces, and human injury is significantly reduced.
Are your systems compliant with UK/EU/OSHA safety standards?
Yes. Our autonomous systems are designed and deployed in full alignment with UK health and safety legislation, including the Health and Safety at Work Act, PUWER, and CDM Regulations. Each system undergoes a documented risk assessment, conformity evaluation, and safety validation prior to deployment. Where required, our equipment carries UKCA marking and is supported by a full technical file and Declaration of Conformity. All deployments are accompanied by site-specific RAMS (Risk Assessments and Method Statements), operator competency verification, and a structured inspection and maintenance schedule. We work closely with Principal Contractors to ensure our systems integrate seamlessly into Construction Phase Plans and existing site safety frameworks.
Do you offer pilot projects?
Yes. We offer structured pilot deployments that allow contractors and developers to evaluate our autonomous systems in a controlled, real-site environment before full-scale rollout.
How quick is the set up time?
Our robots are typically operational within 5-15 minutes of arrival on site.