Human Friendly Robotics Signs $4 Million Tiling Contract

Oct 6, 2026
Human Friendly Robotics will supply Tyler tiling robots to Flooring Concepts of NJ under a three year contract worth up to $4 million.

Human Friendly Robotics announced in a press release a three year contract worth up to $4 million with Flooring Concepts of NJ. The agreement covers the use of Tyler robots for commercial flooring projects.

Human Friendly Robotics will deploy the robots alongside installers in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and the greater New York City area. The purchased capacity represents at least 15% to 40% of Flooring Concepts' luxury vinyl tile work during the contract period.

Tyler handles repetitive tile placement, while installers remain responsible for cuts, edges, finishing and quality control. Flooring Concepts will pay per square foot installed rather than purchase the robots.

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