Line Striping Robots
Robots that paint field markings, parking lots and layout lines autonomously.
6 robots · 7 companies · from the Future of Built file
Robots
10Lines
RoadPrintz
TinyMobileRobots
Hofmann
FJ DynamicsCompanies
- Civ Robotics · San Francisco, United States · founded 2018
CivDash autonomously stripes roads and civil sites - up to 16 miles of linework in a day, operators out of traffic.
- 10Lines · Tallinn, Estonia · founded 2019
Autonomous parking-lot and pavement striping robots around a Graco pump. Tell it the layout. It paints the lines.
- RoadPrintz · Cleveland, United States · founded 2018
A robotic arm on an F-550 that paints crosswalks, arrows, and MUTCD symbols. No stencils. First unit sold to Missouri DOT.
- TinyMobileRobots · Odense, Denmark · founded 2014
GPS line-marking robots for sports fields, lots, and civil sites. Danish, small, and already in municipal yards.
- Hofmann · Rödermark, Germany · founded 1952
Road-marking machines. The civil striping plant Europe already knows.
- Tyker · Barneveld, Netherlands · founded 2015
Robot Plotter and striping siblings mark civil layout and road premark from GNSS. Barneveld. Dutch OEM with rental and support live in 2026.
- FJ Dynamics · Shenzhen, China · founded 2017
FJD PaintMaster Parking stripes parking lots from a digital scan. Shenzhen with global offices. Scan-to-stripe workflow, not a push cart with a wand.
Frequently asked questions
- What is a striping robot?
- A GPS- or sensor-guided robot that paints lines and markings without string lines or manual measuring.
- Which companies are on the line striping robots list?
- Future of Built lists 7 companies here, including Civ Robotics, 10Lines, RoadPrintz, TinyMobileRobots, Hofmann, Tyker and FJ Dynamics.
- Where are these companies headquartered?
- By headquarters: United States (2), China (1), Denmark (1), Estonia (1), Germany (1).
- How many of these robots are deployed?
- Of the 6 robots on this page, 5 deployed, 1 production, per the Future of Built file.