RIYADH, September 17, 2025 - The Saudi Infrastructure Expo 2025, held from September 15 - 17 at the Riyadh International Exhibition & Convention Center, concluded with great success. 

Fangshi Technology (Suzhou Fangshi Technology Co., Ltd.) attracted major attention at Booth 3A61 with its integrated robotic finishing system, demonstrating China’s growing influence in AI-powered construction technology.

Positioning itself as a specialized provider of “Embodied AI + Large Model” solutions for real-world construction scenarios, Fangshi Technology made its debut in Saudi Arabia with convincing applications combining BIM, AI, and IoT. The booth drew large crowds, with engineers, project managers, and contractors from across the region expressing strong interest in automation solutions tailored to Gulf infrastructure demands. 

Founder & CEO Li Siqiao and CMO Zhu Haiting were on site to greet visitors and explain the technology. “The response has been incredible,” said Zhu. “Many clients see immediate potential in our robots for large-scale housing and desert construction projects.”

The spotlight was on the company’s all-in-one wall finishing robot, which performs spraying, scraping, and sanding—all with minimal human intervention. Equipped with a 3.3-meter robotic arm and omnidirectional mobile base, it covers ceilings, walls, and complex surfaces with high precision. 

With a claimed efficiency rate 5x higher than manual labor and potential labor cost savings of over 90%, the robot addresses critical challenges in the region’s construction industry, including high costs and inconsistent quality. 

Fangshi Technology has already entered markets in Russia, India, the UAE, Singapore, Australia, and North America, with multiple batches of robots delivered internationally. The company aims to accelerate global expansion as part of its vision to upgrade traditional construction through intelligent robotics. 

As the exhibition closed, discussions were already advancing with potential distributors and construction firms in Saudi Arabia and the UAE. “This is only the beginning,” CEO Li Siqiao noted. “We are committed to bringing scalable, automation-driven solutions to the Middle East.”