
On October 17, the achievement exchange event of the Second Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Construction Robot Competition was held at Aobao·Wuyang Digital Intelligence Plaza in Guangzhou. The competition was guided by the Department of Housing and Urban-Rural Development of Guangdong Province and the Development Bureau of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, and jointly hosted by the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Intelligent Construction Industry Development Alliance and the Hong Kong Construction Industry Council, bringing together outstanding construction robot enterprises and industry experts from the Guangzhou and Hong Kong competition zones. Fulltime Robotics delivered an impressive performance in this competition, winning four major awards in total: in the Hong Kong competition zone, it won the "Practical Star" award in the paint spraying robot competition; in the Guangzhou competition zone, it won the "Practical Star" award for wall spraying in the practical competition, the "Practical Star" award for floor leveling, and the "Potential Star" award for inspection robot (dog).

This competition featured two major competition sections: the practical competition and the creative competition, with 59 teams and approximately 200 contestants from more than 40 units participating. Among them, the practical competition closely followed real construction site conditions and set up five major projects: wall spraying, floor tile laying, floor leveling, inspection robot (dog), and drone inspection, focusing on assessing construction robot operation accuracy, operating efficiency, environmental adaptability, and intelligent identification and handling capabilities.
In the Guangzhou leg of the competition held on September 22, Fulltime Robotics participated in the practical competitions for three events—wall spraying, floor leveling, and inspection robot (dog)—with its putty and latex paint spraying robot, concrete floor leveling robot, and safety inspection robot. Under real working conditions, the three products completed the operational tasks of their respective events. Among them, the spraying robot, without pre-built maps, relied on its self-developed "Spatial Brain" to perceive wall geometric data in real time, automatically plan paths, and complete spraying operations, successfully winning the "Practical Star" award for wall spraying in the practical competition; the floor leveling robot controlled leveling accuracy within 3 millimeters using a high-precision laser leveling control system, winning the "Practical Star" award for floor leveling in the practical competition; and the safety inspection robot completed autonomous inspection and safety hazard identification tasks in a simulated construction site environment, winning the "Potential Star" award for inspection robot (dog) in the practical competition. Swipe left or right to view images
On September 29, the event moved to the Sheung Shui Campus of the Hong Kong Institute of Construction, where Fulltime's 3.2-meter putty and latex paint spraying robot competed in the paint spraying event. In the competition, contestants were required to complete highly difficult automated spraying tasks on multiple wall surfaces, ceilings, and wall corners and internal and external corners within a time limit. With precise path planning and stable material output control, the Fulltime spraying robot quickly completed large-area spraying, with uniform and fine coating, and properly handled complex areas such as internal and external corners, demonstrating operational accuracy and efficiency in a real construction site environment. It received unanimous praise from the judges and on-site audience and ultimately won the "Practical Star" award in the paint spraying robot competition in the Hong Kong competition zone.
Fulltime Robotics' connection with the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Construction Robot Competition can be traced back to the first competition. In 2025, Fulltime's P320 Max spraying robot won the "Efficiency Star" award in the practical competition at the first competition. This year, Fulltime once again entered the competition with multiple core products, participating in practical competitions across multiple events in Guangzhou and Hong Kong, and its products' stable performance in real construction scenarios continued to gain recognition.

From Guangzhou to Hong Kong, from wall spraying to floor leveling and safety inspection, Fulltime Robotics completed practical testing across multiple scenarios and multiple processes in this competition, verifying with results the high reliability and stability of its products under complex working conditions. As the intelligent construction industry ecosystem in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area accelerates its integration, construction robots are moving from single-point applications to large-scale implementation. In the future, Fulltime Robotics will continue to deepen technology R&D and scenario implementation, empowering the upgrading of the intelligent construction industry in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area and across the country with smarter, more efficient, and more practical solutions.
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