What happens after the robots arrive
Real facilities, real floor areas, real numbers. Each project below started with a single pilot unit.
Industrial Facility480,000 sq ft distribution centre switches to autonomous scrubbing
Three contract cleaners covered less than half the floor each night, and dust was affecting scanner read rates in the pick modules.
100%
Nightly floor coverage
-62%
Manual cleaning hours
11 mo
Payback period
RetailRegional supermarket chain standardises floor care across 22 stores
Cleaning quality varied store to store, and shrinking overnight windows meant sales floors were being cleaned during trading hours by hand.
22
Stores standardised
1 day
Deployment time per store
-45%
Janitorial contract cost
Real Estate & Property ServicesClass-A office tower cuts nightly vacuuming labour by two thirds
A 32-floor tower needed nightly carpet vacuuming and lobby scrubbing, but the property services contractor could not staff the shift reliably.
-66%
Nightly vacuuming labour
32
Floors covered on rotation
4.8/5
Tenant satisfaction score
Industrial FacilityAutomotive parts plant automates line-side supply and floor care
Operators left their stations up to 40 times per shift to fetch totes, and cleaning could only happen during a short changeover window.
+9%
Line operator utilisation
0
Production stops for cleaning
5
Robots in coordinated fleet
TransportInternational airport terminal cleans continuously through peak hours
With no closing hours, concourse cleaning had to happen among passengers without creating congestion or safety incidents.
24/7
Continuous cleaning coverage
0
Reportable safety incidents
+38%
Area cleaned per shift
Health CareHospital network gives nurses back two hours per shift
Nursing staff transported supplies, samples and medication between floors, and infection control required documented floor cleaning.
2 h
Returned to nurses per shift
Logged
Cleaning records for every corridor
3
Facilities in the network
HospitalityResort hotel adds robot amenity delivery and overnight floor care
Front-desk staff were leaving the desk for amenity runs, and a 600-room property could not keep corridors vacuumed nightly.
600
Rooms served
-70%
Front-desk amenity trips
Nightly
Corridor vacuuming achieved
Food & BeverageCasual dining group increases table turns during peak service
Servers spent most of their shift walking food from the pass, slowing table turns and burning out staff during rushes.
+18%
Table turns at peak
-4 mi
Server walking distance per shift
8
Locations rolled out
Operators, not marketers
“We stopped arguing about whether the floor got cleaned. The report is on my screen before I get in.”
Operations Director, 3PL distribution centre
“Every store now gets the same clean, and district managers can see it without driving there.”
VP of Store Operations, regional grocery chain
“Our people now do detail work and tenant requests instead of pushing a vacuum for eight hours.”
General Manager, property services contractor
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