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During a 3-day training, the Yeso Construction team quickly adopted the LightYX Beamer One. By day two, they were already marking real layouts directly on-site. The video shows two crew members using the system to project and mark layouts, with the device automatically adjusting for surface elevation to maintain consistent 1/16"–1/8" accuracy. A clear example of how digital layout tools can streamline construction workflows.

This video shows the LightYX Beamer One projecting MEP ceiling layouts, including ductwork, directly onto the surface. The operator controls the layout through the app, switching between zones with a tap as the laser auto-adjusts for elevation. Designed for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and fire protection trades, LightYX helps speed up layout, reduce rework, and align field execution with the digital model.

LightYX Beamer One laser-projects a full framing layout directly onto the floor, including wall lines and door openings. Controlled through the app, the system allows seamless switching between layout sections and adjusts for floor elevation changes to maintain 1/16"–1/8" accuracy. Designed for drywall and framing crews, it speeds up layout and minimizes errors on complex builds.

LightYX workflow. See how the Beamer One is set up, how digital drawings are loaded, and how layouts are projected directly onto the site surface.

LightYX's rapid layout and scanning tool is helping Flinco streamline their entire construction process by laser-projecting precise layouts for all trades involved in the project.

Time-lapse footage showing workers efficiently marking layout lines by following the laser projections from the LightYX robotic system. The laser continuously guides the process, enabling rapid and precise layout marking across the workspace.

A layout team follows LightYX laser projections to mark wall locations on the floor. The process is streamlined, fast, and easy to execute, helping improve on-site efficiency