ROBOTIC CONSTRUCTION LAYOUT

Your plans.
On the floor.

Full-scale floor marking from digital design data. Wall lines, MEP setting-out points and equipment footprints, brought into the construction workspace.

Launching in Hungary · Initial project discussions open

LAYOUT CONCEPT / 011:1 ON SITE
E01E02E03MECHELECP01P02P03 AB12DIGITAL → PHYSICAL
Wall linesMEP pointsEquipment footprints

Concept diagram. Illustrative layout, not a completed project.

Digital plans → on-site markingsFor contractors & MEP teamsHungary · Regional outlook

Make the next installation
easier to set out.

BIM2Floor is developing a robotic layout service for construction teams working from coordinated digital plans.

01

Wall & partition lines

Transfer agreed wall positions and reference lines to the floor so installation teams can work from visible markings.

02

MEP setting-out

Mark agreed floor-level locations for mechanical, electrical and plumbing work, with identifiers where appropriate.

03

Equipment footprints

Outline planned equipment positions and access zones to support layout review before installation.

Complex building services.
A shared on-site reference.

For data centre construction and technical fit-outs, we are exploring where full-scale floor markings can support the handover from coordinated design to installation.

  • Equipment rooms and plant layouts
  • Agreed MEP points and reference lines
  • Labels linked to the relevant drawing revision

Suitability, supported file formats, tolerances, floor conditions and scope are agreed during technical review. Floor markings do not replace design coordination or acceptance checks.

From agreed plans
to a defined site task.

01

Review the project

Discuss the site, programme, design data and the layout work involved.

02

Define the scope

Agree what to mark, the reference system, drawing revision and acceptance criteria.

03

Prepare the site work

Confirm access, floor readiness and the proposed delivery schedule.

04

Mark & check

The planned service covers floor marking and the agreed handover checks.

Engineering behind
the marking.

BIM2Floor is a service brand of Tenderstart Kft., led by Dániel Kiss. The concept builds on 13 years of engineering experience in fire detection and fire suppression systems, including design, commissioning and maintenance.

Robotic layout is a new service under development. Availability and project delivery are subject to confirmation.

Have a project
in mind?

Tell us what needs marking, where the site is and when the work is planned. Let’s assess whether robotic layout is a fit.

Dániel Kiss · Tenderstart Kft.

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