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Robotic Construction Layout

HP SitePrint® — Print Layout from CAD & Revit, Directly on the Slab

HP SitePrint is an autonomous layout robot that prints full-scale linework, text, and symbols directly onto concrete and construction surfaces with millimeter-level precision—helping teams accelerate layout, reduce errors, and improve coordination across every trade.

RPG provides end-to-end support: evaluation, deployment, operator training, workflow guidance, and ongoing service—so you can standardize robotic layout across projects.

Faster layouts Clearer trade handoffs Less rework Better schedule reliability
HP SitePrint robotic layout system printing labeled linework on a concrete floor
HP SitePrint®
Speed Automates layout to compress schedules and reduce crew hours spent snapping lines.
Precision Repeatable marking for complex geometry, penetrations, and coordinated reference points.
Clarity Prints text, symbols, and labels—so every trade sees the same plan on the floor.

Why Construction Teams Adopt HP SitePrint

Reduce Rework

Minimize layout mistakes before they become installed problems

Manual interpretation, tape-measure drift, and inconsistent chalk practices introduce error. SitePrint turns digital design intent into a visible, full-scale layout that crews can follow confidently.

Accelerate Layout

Move faster without adding headcount

Robotic layout reduces the time and labor burden of traditional marking—supporting faster trade starts, smoother sequencing, and improved schedule reliability.

Improve Coordination

Give every trade the same source of truth

By printing labels, symbols, and reference marks on the slab, SitePrint improves communication across framing, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and specialty trades—especially in high-density MEP areas.

How HP SitePrint Works

Prepare the Design

Export and organize layout layers from CAD or Revit based on trade, phase, or area. RPG can help define best-practice layer naming and print standards to keep jobs consistent.

Jobsite Setup

Establish control points and set up a robotic total station to guide the robot. This ties the printed layout to the project coordinate system for accurate placement.

Autonomous Printing

The robot navigates the floor and prints full-scale linework, curves, and text. It’s designed to reduce the human variability of manual snapping and measuring.

Build with Confidence

Crews use the printed layout as the field reference. The result is a clearer handoff from design to install, fewer conflicts, and less rework risk.

Common Use Cases

Interior & Architectural Layout

  • Wall lines, door openings, and room labels
  • Restroom core layouts and complex tenant improvements
  • Stair and shaft boundaries
  • Gridlines and references for sequencing

MEP Coordination & Install Support

  • Conduit routing and electrical box locations
  • Plumbing penetrations and stub-up points
  • HVAC paths and equipment footprints
  • Clash-avoidance in high-density areas

Industrial & Equipment Placement

  • Machine footprints and bolt patterns
  • Production lines and retrofit layouts
  • Warehouse racking references
  • Safety zones and operational markings

GC / Self-Perform Field Productivity

  • Repeatable layout standards across multiple sites
  • Faster turnover between phases / floors
  • Improved communication between subs
  • Better documentation for QA / coordination

Business Impact

What teams typically improve

  • Labor efficiency: less time spent measuring, snapping, and re-marking
  • Schedule reliability: faster layouts enable earlier trade starts
  • Quality: consistent marking helps reduce layout-related rework
  • Coordination: fewer misunderstandings between drawings and field execution

Want an ROI estimate? RPG can help model time savings based on your floor plates, trade mix, and layout scope.

Why RPG

  • Deployment planning: job-ready setup, workflows, and print standards
  • Operator training: onboarding and practical field guidance
  • Support: a partner who understands production environments and uptime expectations
  • Integration mindset: tie-in to reality capture / QA workflows when needed

RPG supports customers in AEC, facilities, industrial, and government environments where accuracy and repeatability matter.

FAQ

What file types does HP SitePrint use?
File preparation typically starts from CAD or Revit output. RPG can help you define export standards (layering, naming, scaling, and print content) so layouts are consistent across projects.
Is it only for walls and interiors?
No. HP SitePrint is used for interiors, MEP routing, penetrations, equipment footprints, industrial retrofits, and any scope where full-scale accuracy and clarity are needed.
What does the jobsite need to run SitePrint?
SitePrint workflows typically include control points and a robotic total station for positioning. RPG helps review jobsite readiness and trains operators on best practices for setup and layout execution.
Can it print text and symbols?
Yes. In addition to linework, layouts can include text labels, symbols, and reference marks that improve communication and reduce interpretation errors for crews.

Ready to See HP SitePrint on Your Jobsite?

Request a demo or talk to RPG about deployment options, training, and workflow best practices. We’ll help you evaluate fit and build a rollout plan that matches your project types.

Contact RPG for HP SitePrint demo and pricing
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