BMR Construction Measuring Robot
In stock
- BRAND:
- BMR
- MODEL:
- CL10 / CL100 / CL400
- ORIGIN:
- China
- Warranty:
- 12 MONTHS
- AVAILABILITY:
- SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY
- SKU:
- BMR-Measuring-Robot
BMR Construction Measuring Robot
A building site can be drawn in an afternoon, but it can only be checked one reading at a time. That is the slow part of quality control, and it is where the BMR Construction Measuring Robot earns its place. Placed in a room, it measures, captures and records, so that the people responsible for acceptance spend their time on decisions instead of on holding a tape.
The BMR Construction Measuring Robot is available through this page, by quotation.
Background
The company behind the robot
The robot is developed by Shenzhen BrightMaster Robotics Co., Ltd., a high-tech enterprise in the intelligent construction sector. The company develops construction robots in-house and describes its work as full-stack independent research and development, large-scale deployment on site, and construction services across the full lifecycle of a project. That background matters for a measuring instrument. The robot was not designed as a stand-alone gadget; it comes from a maker whose other machines pour, finish and grind surfaces, and who therefore needs to know how well those surfaces turned out.
The measuring robot is therefore one part of a wider family of BMR construction machines. You will find the rest of that range in our Construction Robots category.
Positioning and key technology
The manufacturer describes the product as a high-efficiency, high-precision, intelligent and multi-purpose measuring robot. In practice that means one instrument covering several jobs that used to need separate tools and separate visits: measuring the building, photographing it, recording it as point cloud data and turning that record into something usable.
The digital functions are the heart of the product. The robot supports panoramic image capture, point cloud data acquisition, real-time reverse BIM modeling and construction material quantity calculation. Reverse BIM modeling means the model is built from what was actually constructed rather than from what was drawn, which is exactly what a quality inspector or estimator needs when the finished work has to be compared against the design. The robot carries a Class 1 laser, which is eye-safe, and it is CE certified, which the manufacturer describes as demonstrating compliance with applicable European safety, health and environmental protection requirements.
Technical Specifications
The product is offered in three versions: the Measuring Robot CL10, the Measuring Robot CL100 and the Measuring Robot CL400. They differ in size, weight and measurement range, as the table shows. The remaining rows apply to the product as a whole.
| Specification | CL10 | CL100 | CL400 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dimensions (LxWxH) | 238x218x120mm | 230x183x103mm | 230x183x103mm |
| Weight | 3.9kg | 4.4kg | 4.4kg |
| Measurement range | 0.6~30m | 0.5~100m | 0.5~400m |
| Laser class | Class 1 laser, eye-safe | Class 1 laser, eye-safe | Class 1 laser, eye-safe |
| Battery life | 4h | 4h | 4h |
| Measurement efficiency | 2 min/station, 300 m²/h | 2 min/station, 300 m²/h | 2 min/station, 300 m²/h |
| Certification | CE | CE | CE |
Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.
The manufacturer has not published the battery capacity, the connectivity, the scanner sensor type, the IP rating, what is in the box, the operating software and app, the charging time or the field of view; they are confirmed at quotation.
Two further lines are printed with two values each for the three versions: measurement accuracy of ±1.50mm and ±1.00mm, and temperature range of -5°C to +45°C and -10°C to +55°C. The manufacturer does not say which value belongs to which version, so we do not assign them here. Please ask for the assignment when you request your quotation.
What makes the three versions different from one another?
The headline difference is range. The CL10 measures from 0.6 to 30 m, the CL100 from 0.5 to 100 m, and the CL400 from 0.5 to 400 m. A short range is perfectly suited to the inside of a flat, an office floor or a stairwell, where nothing is far from the instrument. A longer range matters when the object being measured is a facade, a large hall or a wide open basement.
The body also differs. The CL10 measures 238x218x120mm and weighs 3.9kg. The CL100 and CL400 are both 230x183x103mm and weigh 4.4kg, so they are slightly smaller in footprint but a little heavier. All three versions share the same stated measurement efficiency of 2 min/station and 300 m²/h, the same four-hour battery life and the same Class 1 eye-safe laser. Choosing between them is therefore mostly a question of how far you need to measure, not of how fast the work goes.
How does the robot work with other BMR robots?
Measurement alone ends in a report. The manufacturer's idea is to carry on from the report to the repair. The robot can operate in coordination with concrete finishing robots and interior finishing robots, forming a closed-loop workflow that spans problem detection, issue documentation and corrective execution. In the manufacturer's words, this enables comprehensive quality control throughout the construction process.
For a contractor, the practical meaning is simple. A surface is measured, the deviation is documented, and a finishing machine can then act on it. If your work involves concrete surfaces, take a look at the BMR Concrete Finishing Robot, which belongs to the same family of machines.
Who is the BMR Construction Measuring Robot for?
The first group is general contractors and construction quality teams working on residential and public buildings. They have to prove that what was built matches what was specified, often room after room and floor after floor. A robot that measures a station in 2 minutes and covers 300 m²/h turns a sampling exercise into something closer to full coverage.
The second group is independent inspection and survey firms. They sell accuracy and documentation, and the robot gives them point cloud data, panoramic images and a reverse BIM model as deliverables rather than only a table of numbers.
The third group is developers and project owners who want an independent record of as-built condition at handover. The fourth is estimators and cost managers, who can use the material quantity calculation to work from the real building instead of from the drawing.
As for the versions, the CL10 suits mainly interior work, since its range is 0.6 to 30 m and it is the lightest of the three at 3.9kg. The CL100 and CL400 suit teams that also measure facades, large spaces or wide areas, with ranges of 100 m and 400 m respectively.
What is the BMR Construction Measuring Robot used for?
- Indoor as-built measurement. Records the real dimensions of rooms in residential and public buildings for comparison with the design.
- Building facade measurement. Checks the exterior of a building, where the longer-range versions are the natural choice.
- Basement floor flatness measurement. Verifies floor surfaces in basements and similar large floor areas.
- Concrete surface measurement. Assesses finished concrete before the next trade moves in.
- Digital capture and reverse BIM. Produces panoramic images and point cloud data, and builds a reverse BIM model in real time.
- Material quantity calculation. Works out construction material quantities from the measured building.
Pricing and Availability
We do not print prices on this page. A quotation is the way to proceed: tell us which version you need, and we will respond with a quotation tailored to your project. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation, so you will not have to sort them out separately. The BMR Construction Measuring Robot, in the CL10, CL100 and CL400 versions, is available on this page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which versions of the BMR Construction Measuring Robot exist?
There are three: the Measuring Robot CL10, the Measuring Robot CL100 and the Measuring Robot CL400. They differ in measurement range, size and weight.
How far can the robot measure?
The CL10 measures from 0.6 to 30 m, the CL100 from 0.5 to 100 m and the CL400 from 0.5 to 400 m.
How fast is it?
The manufacturer states a measurement efficiency of 2 min/station and 300 m²/h. The stated battery life is 4h.
Is the laser safe to use around people?
The robot uses a Class 1 laser, which is described as eye-safe. It is also CE certified.
What data does the robot produce?
It supports panoramic image capture, point cloud data acquisition, real-time reverse BIM modeling and construction material quantity calculation.
Can it work together with other machines?
Yes. It can operate in coordination with concrete finishing robots and interior finishing robots, in a workflow from problem detection through documentation to corrective execution.
Where can I buy the BMR Construction Measuring Robot and what does it cost?
You can buy it through this page, by quotation. We do not publish a price; request a quotation for the version you need and we will respond with the details.
Summary
Construction has always asked the building for its verdict one reading at a time. The BMR Construction Measuring Robot changes the rhythm: a compact CE-certified instrument in three versions, with ranges of 30 m, 100 m and 400 m, measuring at 2 min/station and 300 m²/h, capturing images and point clouds, building reverse BIM models and calculating quantities. It can also hand its findings to BMR finishing robots so that detection leads to correction. If you want to see how it fits your site, this page is the starting point.
