Laser-Guided Concrete Leveling Robot
The BMR Concrete Leveling Robot is a remote-controlled, semi-autonomous construction robot that levels fresh concrete under laser control before initial set, brings the slurry to the surface and holds the elevation; the industry also calls it a robotic floor leveller, and it replaces manual screeding on large concrete slabs.
The 15 series with a 1.5 m head levels 160 m² per hour and the 25 series with a 2.5 m head 300 m² per hour; it adjusts screed height, vibration frequency and travel speed in real time and, with a Topcon (SY) or MOBA (MY) laser system, reaches an acceptance rate above 95 percent at ±5 mm flatness. On residential floors, basements, factories, airports and malls it does the work of 2 to 3 levelling workers with one operator, and it is in service from Samsung C&T's Songdo project to the Abu Dhabi data centre.
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The Concrete Leveling Robot is the first link in BMR's concrete works family and comes in four editions: the 15SY and 15MY carry a 1,500 mm levelling head, the 25SY and 25MY a 2,500 mm head; SY editions work with a Topcon and MY editions with a MOBA laser system. The 15 series measures 1650 × 1600 × 1650 mm and weighs 175 kg, the 25 series 2500 × 2200 × 2100 mm and 350 kg. Levelling thickness is 30-150 mm on the 15 series and 30-250 mm on the 25 series; net output exceeds 160 m² per hour on the 15 series and 300 m² per hour on the 25 series.
Before initial set the robot brings the slurry to the surface, closes the surface and controls the elevation by laser; it adjusts screed height, vibration frequency and travel speed in real time, removing the inconsistencies of manual work. The in-house dual-degree-of-freedom adaptive system, integrated motion control algorithm, high-precision laser measurement and real-time control technology work together with fully automatic GNSS navigation. With human-machine cooperation the initial-set flatness reaches an acceptance rate above 95 percent at ±5 mm; low-noise, clean operation reduces site disturbance, and millimetre-level flatness control reduces surface cracking and gives a dense, uniform industrial-grade finish for warehouses, factories and commercial buildings. In semi-autonomous mode it saves 2 to 3 workers from a traditional levelling crew; used together with high-precision floor robots it cuts total slab cost by about 28 percent. The 15 series rides on 3.00-10 all-terrain tyres, the 25 series on 26×4-18 tyres (optional AT26×9-14 all-terrain); maximum travel speed is 800 mm/s. A 48 V 40 Ah battery runs the 15 series for more than 5 hours and charges in 2.5 hours; a 48 V 90 Ah battery runs the 25 series for more than 10 hours and charges in 4 hours. Remote positioning, remote locking, worked-area statistics and real-time machine status are monitored; operating temperature is 0 to 45°C. References: at Samsung C&T's Centrepole Raemian residential project in Songdo, Incheon, slabs of more than 2,000 m² were finished mostly in a single pass at ±5 mm flatness and more than 160 m² per hour net; at the Abu Dhabi Data Center and RAK Central in Ras Al Khaimah, more than 3,000 m² with ALEC and more than 20 site staff trained in February 2026; at Tianjin Binhai West Station with CRCC, more than 30,000 m² in 3 months at 160-200 m² per hour and 5 mm flatness over 2 m; at the Shenzhen Semiconductor and Advanced Manufacturing Industrial Park (278,000 m², China Construction Third Engineering Bureau), the follow-up boom and the 2.5 m levelling robot cut the workforce by 40 percent; at the Zhongshan Xinxuan project the 2.5 m robot covered more than 20,000 m² with a 100 percent pass rate at 5 mm over 2 m and about 30 percent lower total cost.
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Laser control holds the elevation before initial set; screed height, vibration frequency and travel speed adjust in real time.
The 25 series with a 2.5 m head gives 300 m² and the 15 series with a 1.5 m head 160 m² net output per hour; the 25 series works at 30-250 mm levelling thickness.
Semi-autonomous mode saves 2 to 3 workers from a traditional levelling crew; together with high-precision floor robots total slab cost drops by about 28 percent.
On the 25 series the 48 V 90 Ah battery runs more than 10 hours and charges in 4 hours; 26×4-18 tyres and optional all-terrain tyres travel at 0.8 m/s on site ground.
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Verified on the manufacturer page on 18 September 2026.
An itemised quote for the BMR Beton Tesviye Robotu 15SY/25SY is prepared by configuration, quantity and delivery scope.
On a large concrete slab the elevation depends on the screeding crew's arm and eye: vibration, speed and height change with every pass, and 5 mm flatness over 2 metres is reached only with experienced crews. The Concrete Leveling Robot measures and adjusts those three variables itself: the laser receiver reads the elevation, the dual-degree-of-freedom adaptive system corrects the head, and the motion control algorithm changes vibration frequency and travel speed to the consistency of the concrete. The operator gives the direction by remote control; surface closing and slurry lifting finish in one pass before initial set.
The 15SY and 15MY with a 1.5 m head are for residential floors and tight areas: 175 kg, 30-150 mm thickness, 160 m² per hour. The 25SY and 25MY with a 2.5 m head are for car park, factory, airport and mall slabs: 350 kg, 30-250 mm thickness, 300 m² per hour. SY editions work with Topcon and MY editions with MOBA laser systems; the laser system used on site decides the choice. The 25 series travels over raw site ground on 26×4-18 tyres and optional AT26×9-14 all-terrain tyres.
For general contractors and concrete floor specialists pouring residential towers, basements, factories, airports and malls, and for warehouse and industrial floors with a 5 mm over 2 m flatness requirement. Used with the placing boom, one crew covers pour to levelling; the 80SZ Trowelling Robot then compacts and polishes the same surface.
The Beton Tesviye Robotu is sourced for Turkey on a project basis; import, customs clearance, commissioning and operator training are part of delivery. Investment is set by corporate quotation against edition, configuration, spare and wear-part provisioning, training scope and quantity. The laser system used on site (Topcon or MOBA) decides the edition. Request a quotation with your project profile.
| Parameter | 15SY / 15MY | 25SY / 25MY |
|---|---|
| Levelling head | 1,500 mm | 2,500 mm |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | 1650 × 1600 × 1650 mm | 2500 × 2200 × 2100 mm |
| Weight | 175 kg | 350 kg |
| Laser system | Topcon (SY) / MOBA (MY) |
| Tyres | 3.00-10 all-terrain | 26×4-18, optional AT26×9-14 all-terrain |
| Levelling thickness | 30-150 mm | 30-250 mm |
| Net output | ≥160 m²/h | ≥300 m²/h |
| Operation mode | Remote control (semi-autonomous) |
| Power supply | 48 V 40 Ah | 48 V 90 Ah |
| Operating endurance | ≥5 h | ≥10 h |
| Charging time | 2.5 h | 4 h |
| Maximum travel speed | 800 mm/s |
| Operating temperature | 0-45°C |
The Concrete Leveling Robot turns the most labour-intensive step of slab concreting into a laser-measured, real-time adjusted machine process: a 1.5 or 2.5 m head, 160-300 m² per hour, ±5 mm flatness, 2 to 3 workers saved and about 28 percent lower slab cost. It is proven in the field from Samsung C&T's Songdo project to the Abu Dhabi data centre, from the 30,000 m² station slab in Tianjin to the 278,000 m² industrial park in Shenzhen. For contractors facing large slabs, strict flatness requirements and a shrinking labour pool, request a quotation with your project profile.
Supply model
Supply to Turkey is planned per project; import, delivery and commissioning scope are itemised in the quote.
Pre-sales assessment
Site and mission focused technical feasibility; specification and administrative process support.
Demo and site visit request
Send a demo request; availability and scope are settled in the call.
Manufacturer warranty
1-year warranty for the complete machine; 5-year spare parts supply guarantee. Accessories and consumables are not covered by the warranty.
Source documents
Technical values come from the manufacturer's documents; verified on 18 September 2026. 1 documents at the bottom of the page.
Robotic system costs are optimised according to the selected hardware platform, additional sensor and payload configurations, and the integration scenarios specific to your site. Share your requirements and our engineering team will prepare a feasibility report and a pro forma quotation tailored to your organisation.
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The most common questions about the BMR Beton Tesviye Robotu 15SY/25SY.
For residential floors and tight areas the 15 series with a 1.5 m head (175 kg, 160 m² per hour) is sufficient; on wide slabs such as car parks, factories and airports the 25 series with a 2.5 m head (350 kg, 300 m² per hour, 250 mm thickness) is chosen. The SY edition works with Topcon and the MY edition with MOBA lasers; the choice follows the laser system used on site.
With human-machine cooperation the initial-set flatness reaches an acceptance rate above 95 percent at ±5 mm; the Tianjin and Zhongshan projects recorded a 100 percent pass rate at 5 mm over 2 m. Because screed height, vibration and speed adjust in real time, the result does not depend on the crew's experience.
The Concrete Leveling Robot levels fresh concrete before initial set, lifts the slurry and closes the surface; the Mortar Screeding Robot spreads 0-10 cm of dry-mortar screed over the hardened slab. The two work at different stages of the same project: first the levelling robot on the concrete base, then the screeding robot on the screed layer.
Yes. The levelling robot sets the elevation and flatness before initial set; the 80SZ Trowelling Robot compacts, lifts the slurry and polishes the same surface. At Tianjin Binhai West Station the two robots finished more than 30,000 m² in 3 months together.
BMR robots are controlled from a single application (the BMR unified APP); the operator connects to several nearby robots from one device, and robot plug-ins are downloaded in the app. Floor and coating robots report worked area, time and status through FMS cloud data management.
The BMR Beton Tesviye Robotu is sourced on a project basis: the site schedule, floor area, concrete or coating system and site access are settled at the survey; import, commissioning and operator training are part of delivery. For a quotation, send the project type, total square metres and the works programme.
