How the fleet thinks on its wheels.
Five things happen on every shift — the robot senses, plans, adapts, services itself and reports back. Here's each one, without the jargon.
360° perception, nothing assumed
LiDAR and camera coverage give the robot a full picture of its surroundings in every direction, in real time — day mode, night mode, glass walls and glossy floors included.
- 360° LiDAR coverage for precise distance mapping
- 360° camera coverage for object recognition
- 3D LiDAR navigation on industrial models
Mapping and path planning
On first deployment the robot learns your floor and stores the map. Every shift after that, it plans the most efficient route across the space — and updates the map when your layout changes.
- Stored floor maps with live updates
- Route coverage planned wall to wall
- Zero-gap edge cleaning along skirting and shelves
Obstacle intelligence
Trolleys, pallets, people — the robot slows, curves around and carries on, without contact and without waiting for someone to move things. AI spot-cleaning modes target problem areas up to 4× more efficiently.
- Live obstacle detection and avoidance
- AI spot cleaning — up to 4X efficiency
- Safe operation alongside night staff and security
Self-servicing docks
Between runs the fleet looks after itself: automatic docking and charging as standard, and on self-docking workstation models, dirty water out and fresh water in — no bucket duty for anyone.
- Automatic docking and charging
- Automatic water tank refresh on supported models
- Optional self-docking workstations
Proof of every shift
Each run ends with a report: area covered, time taken, water and battery used. Facility managers get a clean audit trail instead of a signature on a clipboard.
- Per-shift coverage and duration reports
- Filtration you can point to — H13 HEPA and 5-stage systems on supported models
- Records ready for tenders and audits
Put a robot on your night shift.
Tell us about your floor — size, surface, traffic — and we'll recommend the right robot and arrange a live demo at your site.