Recently, Li Yongqi, Vice President of the Labor Branch of the Zhejiang Construction Industry Association, and Secretary-General Ye Danpiao, led a delegation of nearly 20 heads of construction labor companies to Hangzhou Fulltime Robotics Co., Ltd. The visit focused on in-depth discussions regarding the practical application of construction robotics in reducing costs, increasing efficiency, ensuring safety, and maintaining quality control. Li Zike, Founder and CEO of Fulltime Robotics, warmly welcomed the delegation.
The delegation toured the company's diverse range of construction robots, including those for coating engineering, structural construction, and floor treatment, and witnessed the robots in actual operation. Throughout the visit, the members engaged in thorough exchanges with the Fulltime team regarding the applicability of the robots in specific engineering scenarios. They also expressed strong recognition of Fulltime's practical experience in technological implementation and large-scale application.
At the symposium, Vice President Li Yongqi pointed out that an aging workforce, safety risks in high-risk operations, and unstable construction quality are three unavoidable challenges currently facing labor companies. He noted that construction robotics hold distinct advantages in standardized construction, process continuity, and the stability of delivery quality, making them a crucial variable in driving supply chain upgrades. He emphasized that the 15th Five-Year Plan clearly promotes intelligent construction and the protection of construction workers' rights, providing clear direction and support for the industry's transformation. He expressed hope that construction robotics could help labor companies fundamentally break through this predicament, and that Fulltime Robotics could join hands with the labor industry to jointly explore replicable implementation solutions.
Starting from the actual needs of labor enterprises, Li Zike introduced Fulltime Robotics' solutions one by one. In terms of cost reduction and efficiency improvement, Fulltime's putty spraying robots can achieve 8 to 10 times the efficiency of manual labor, while saving 20% to 25% in material costs. Regarding safety assurance, the robots take over high-risk processes and eliminate the need for scaffolding, fundamentally reducing the risk of safety accidents such as falls from heights. As for quality control, standardized parameter operations ensure stable, controllable, and traceable construction results, significantly reducing rework and material waste. Currently, Fulltime Robotics has accumulated over 5 million square meters of construction area, backed by extensive experience in large-scale deployment. He stated that Fulltime will continue to optimize its cooperation models to help labor companies introduce robotics with a low barrier to entry, jointly exploring new construction forms of human-robot collaboration.
This visit resulted in a consensus between both parties on pilot cooperation, application promotion, and the joint establishment of industry standards. Taking this as an opportunity, Fulltime Robotics will deepen its cooperation with the Zhejiang construction labor industry and promote the rooting and implementation of construction robotics in a wider range of labor scenarios.
