Drywall Finishing Robots

Robots that spray, sand and finish drywall compound on interior walls.

4 robots · 7 companies · from the Future of Built file

By trade

  • Finishing · 3
  • Layout · 1

Robots

Companies

  • Canvas · McConnellsburg, United States · founded 2017

    Now part of JLG. Automates drywall finishing - spray, sand, repeat - so crews stop eating dust for twelve-hour shifts.

  • Okibo · Englewood, United States · founded 2018

    EG7 is a fully autonomous painting and drywall finishing robot. No site prep, no external tracks. Over a million square feet finished.

  • Mabi · Rotkreuz, Switzerland · founded 2016

    Swiss drywall and interior finishing robots. Compact enough for a corridor, accurate enough for a spec ceiling.

  • LightYX · Tel Aviv, Israel · founded 2018

    BeamerOne projects the drawing onto floors, walls, and ceilings. Drywall and MEP layout without a printer or a chalk line.

  • JLG · McConnellsburg, United States · founded 1969

    Boom lifts - and now Canvas. The access OEM that bought the drywall robot.

  • KOBOTS · Odense, Denmark · founded 2018

    Mobile sheet-cutting robots for drywall and board - Classic and X lines, phone app, less dust than a plunge saw. Odense. The cut a carpenter used to bend over the sheet to make.

  • Origin · San Francisco, United States · founded 2024

    OG1 is a general-purpose interior construction robot with modular tools for drywall finish and paint. Artila Robotics Inc. Accel-backed. Live multi-family and commercial floors.

Frequently asked questions

Can a robot finish drywall?
Yes. Drywall finishing robots spray compound and sand it while a finisher supervises.
Which companies are on the drywall finishing robots list?
Future of Built lists 7 companies here, including Canvas, Okibo, Mabi, LightYX, JLG, KOBOTS and Origin.
Where are these companies headquartered?
By headquarters: United States (4), Denmark (1), Israel (1), Switzerland (1).
How many of these robots are deployed?
Of the 4 robots on this page, 3 deployed, 1 pilot, per the Future of Built file.

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