1AROBOTIC PAINTING · IN DEVELOPMENT

Better tools for skilled workers.

GOYA is developing a robotic painting system to help skilled people with repetitive wall and ceiling painting.

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Current stage
In development

Operator app built. Integration and first full-system tests are ahead.

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THE FIRST APPLICATION

What is our painting solution?

A practical tool for a familiar job. GOYA is being designed to handle repeated painting movements across simple walls and ceilings, with the skilled professional defining and overseeing the work.

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Built for repetitive work

Our first focus is the repeated painting movements that take time and attention across large, straightforward surfaces.

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Skilled people stay in control

The professional prepares the work area, defines the task, checks the settings and oversees the result.

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Prove it through testing

Reliability, simple controls and practical value will guide the first full-system tests and the improvements that follow.

1FProvisional prototype specificationsSubject to testing
~70 kgWeight
1.5 mHeight
55 cmWidth
1.2 mLength
10 litresPaint capacity target

Design estimates only. Final specifications and operating limits will be established through testing.

DEVELOPMENT PROGRESS

Real work.
A step at a time.

GOYA is being developed through design, software, engineering and testing. Each stage has a purpose.

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ABOUT GOYA

Respect for the person.
Purpose in the tool.

GOYA began with a question about physical work. Could technology take on the repetition while giving skilled people more room to do what they do best?

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