Robotic, Automated and DIgital solutions for improving building renovAtion and New Construction Efficiency

Renovation, reinvented

What is Radiance?

RADIANCE is a Horizon Europe project developing an integrated suite of robotic, digital, and AI-based technologies to support the full renovation process, from inspection and diagnosis to repair, safety, planning, and sustainability assessment.

Through three real-life validation scenarios in European buildings, the project aims to accelerate renovation workflows, support workers with advanced tools, improve safety, and reduce the environmental footprint of construction activities.

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Validation Scenarios

Inspection, diagnosis & renovation

Testing drones, NDE probes, cable-robot systems, and AI assessment tools to automate early-stage inspection, detect defects, and support repair operations.

Human–robot collaboration & safety

Validating AR/VR tools, worker-assistance systems, predictive safety mechanisms, and human-robot interaction workflows in real renovation environments.

Construction optimisation & logistics

Deploying the digital twin platform, quadruped robots, and planning/optimisation tools to enhance site monitoring, resource efficiency, and renovation scheduling.

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construction site logistics

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