Legend Robot to Show Autonomous Painting Robot at BATIMAT 2026

Sep 22, 2026
Legend Robot will present an autonomous robot for spraying latex paint and putty at BATIMAT 2026 in Paris. The system uses AI, 3D scans and route planning to operate across construction sites.

Legend Robot said in a press release that it will present an autonomous robot for spraying latex paint and putty at BATIMAT 2026 in Paris. Developed with European partner ROBOSWISS AG, the electrically powered system uses AI and is designed to meet EU CE standards.

In a hotel renovation project for Gnosis Investments Group in Athens, a fleet of the robots reached a peak spraying rate of 237 square meters per hour. The robots worked across 19 room layouts, applied two and three layer latex wall coatings, corrected surface irregularities and reduced material waste by up to 15 percent.

The product roadmap includes optimization based on operating data, with a targeted efficiency improvement of 30 percent over third generation equipment. Planned functions also include dynamic perception, obstacle avoidance in real time, 3D room scans and automated route planning.

BATIMAT 2026 will run from September 28 to October 1 at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles. Legend Robot and ROBOSWISS AG will exhibit the system at stand F090 in Hall 1.

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