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BMR Measurement Robot CL10/CL100/CL400

AI-assisted laser measurement for fast, repeatable construction surveys on site.

The BMR Measurement Robot is available in three models and measures indoor and outdoor spaces on a construction site with a single scan. It reports results as a point cloud and in reverse BIM format, automates the measurement process, and provides repeatable data.

Accuracy: ±1,00 mm · Measurement accuracy for CL100 and CL400
Work capacity: 300 m²/hour · 2 minutes per station
Measurement range: 0,5-400 m · CL400

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BMR Measurement Robot CL10/CL100/CL400
what is it evaluated for?

The BMR Measurement Robot CL10/CL100/CL400 series is a laser scanning device designed to speed up and standardize construction site measurements. Its AI-based measurement algorithm mimics manual rules to automatically perform flatness, verticality, and angle checks, producing results in point cloud and reverse BIM formats. All three models can be operated by one person, complete the measurement of a room in a single scan, and transfer the data chain to concrete correction and interior decoration robots, closing the detect–record–correct loop. The devices are classified as CL10, CL100, and CL400 according to different range and accuracy requirements; their scanning throughput is suited to producing numerous measurements in a short time, and operating temperature ranges vary by model. They bear the CE mark, and their data outputs for on-site system integration are standardized.

Indoor flatness, verticality, and angle checksFacade and large-area scans (depending on model selection)Parking garage and concrete floor flatness assessmentHandover inspection during structural, masonry, plastering, and decoration stagesUnit-by-unit handover inspection (available on CL100 and CL400)

PRODUCT-SPECIFIC

Key features.

Features compiled from source product information; evaluate according to the model and configuration.

Fast single scan

A single scan covers all measurement items for a room; measurement is completed in an average of 2 minutes per station, delivering high hourly area throughput.

Model-specific accuracy options

Offers three models for different applications; the required accuracy can be achieved by selecting a device suited to indoor or large-area needs.

AI-assisted measurement rules

The algorithm mimics a virtual straightedge and set square to automate flatness, verticality, and angle checks; results are reported objectively and repeatably.

From point cloud to reverse BIM

Scan outputs are provided as a point cloud and a real-time reverse BIM model; material quantity takeoff and multi-machine connectivity are standard on all three models.

Panoramic image capture (model-specific)

Panoramic photography is standard on CL400 and available as an option on CL100; images can be matched with measurement data.

One-person field measurement

The device is designed for operation by a single operator; it simplifies field workflows and speeds up measurement processes.

Field workflow integration

Scan results are organized for transfer to concrete correction and decoration robots; they support closing the data loop from measurement to correction.

CE compliance

The devices have been brought to market with the CE mark; they offer hardware suited to safety and compliance requirements for field use.

SOURCED PRODUCT DATA

Technical features.

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BMR Measurement Robot CL10/CL100/CL400 technical data
Feature	Value
Dimensions (standing)	CL10 238 × 218 × 120 mm; CL100 / CL400 230 × 183 × 103 mm
Weight	3,9 kg (CL10) / 4,4 kg (CL100, CL400)
Operating capacity	Measurement range 0,6-30 m (CL10) / 0,5-100 m (CL100) / 0,5-400 m (CL400); accuracy ±1,5 mm (CL10) / ±1 mm (CL100, CL400); 2 min per station, 300 m²/hour
Operating time	4 hours
Material	Class 1 eye-safe laser
Manufacturer's note	The BMR Measurement Robot is CE-certified. Laser class: Class 1, eye-safe. Digital outputs: panoramic photo (optional for CL100, standard for CL400), point cloud, BIM model, material quantity takeoff, multi-robot connection.
Sensors	Laser scanner (Class 1, eye-safe); panoramic photography (standard for CL400, optional for CL100)
Interfaces	Measurement and reporting via tablet app; connected operation with concrete correction and decoration robots
Processor	AI measurement algorithm; emulation of manual measurement rules using a virtual straightedge and square; automatic report generation
Software features	Measurement during structural, masonry, plastering and decoration stages; apartment-based handover inspection (CL100, CL400); point cloud model; real-time reverse BIM model; material quantity takeoff; multi-machine connection
Operating temperature	-5°C / +45°C (CL10); -10°C / +55°C (CL100, CL400)

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BMR Measurement Robot CL10/CL100/CL400 introduction.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions.

What are the main differences between the CL10, CL100 and CL400?

The models differ in range and accuracy; the CL10 has a shorter range suited to indoor use, the CL100 has a longer range for medium-scale projects and additional handover inspection features, while the CL400 offers a longer range suited to large areas and facade measurements.

What types of measurements does it provide?

The devices check flatness, verticality, angles and general dimensions; generate point cloud and reverse BIM outputs; and are used to assess interiors, facades, parking garages and concrete floors.

How long does scanning take, and how efficient is it on site?

Scanning takes an average of 2 minutes at each station; a single scan provides room-wide measurements, and the devices’ high hourly area coverage enables many measurements to be taken in a short time. Battery operating time is specified by model.

How does it integrate with other site robots?

The scan data records issues detected during measurement and is prepared in a format that can be transferred to concrete correction and interior decoration robots; this allows the measurement–correction cycle to be completed using data.

What are the device’s certification and safety status?

The device series carries the CE mark, and its laser emission is classified as eye-safe Class 1.

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