Industrial & Logistics Facilities

Designed for Heavy-Duty Industrial Operations

HEAVY-DUTY FLOORS · LONG SHIFTS · LARGE-SITE COVERAGE

Industrial & Logistics

Cover large, demanding floors across long shifts. The system pairs heavy-duty wash performance with dry-debris specialists for live production and logistics workflows.

FACTORIES WAREHOUSES LOGISTICS DISTRIBUTION

RECOMMENDED SYSTEM

S95MINI Compact industrial cleaning robot for flexible and efficient floor maintenance.

S95 Primary · 2,000 m²/h, 6–8h runtime and 7cm obstacle crossing for demanding sites.

S9 2,500 m²/h dry sweeping for dust, film, screws and mixed warehouse debris.

GQYW 25kPa suction targets fibers, thread ends and flexible workshop waste.

GRMMS10 9–10h endurance and a 30L bin support sustained logistics routines.

KEY BENEFITS

Long-shift productivity Mixed-debris coverage Safer autonomous routing

EXPLORE PRODUCTS➜

Industrial & Logistics Facilities

Autonomous Cleaning Solutions For Industrial & Logistics Facilities

Built for continuous operations — delivering reliable, scalable cleaning without interrupting workflows.

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Cleaning Challenges

Site Assessment

Large-scale facilities operating 24/7 with minimal downtime

Site Assessment

Constant accumulation of dust, debris, and packaging waste

Site Assessment

Safety risks linked to floor conditions

Site Assessment

Heavy reliance on night-shift labor, which is increasingly difficult to recruit

Where Traditional Approaches Fall Short

Manual Cleaning

Cannot keep up with the pace of operations

Ride-on Machines

Require dedicated operators and scheduling

Night Cleaning Teams

Expensive and difficult to maintain

Fragmented Processes

Inconsistent results across sites

How We Address These Challenges

From Operational Constraints to Continuous Cleaning

Operational Mapping

We analyze logistics flows, forklift routes, and safety-critical zones

System Design For Live Environments

We deploy robots that operate alongside ongoing activities — without disrupting workflows

Pilot in High-Impact Zones

Initial deployments typically focus on areas such as picking zones, main aisles, or loading docks

Expansion To Full Facility Coverage

Once validated, automation expands to cover the full operational footprint

Robotic Roles Within The System

Heavy-duty robots for large open warehouse areas

High-precision units for narrow aisles and complex layouts

Dedicated units for loading docks and high-debris zones

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What You Achieve

Site Assessment

Continuous cleaning aligned with real operations

Deployment

Reduced reliance on hard-to-staff night shifts

Training

Improved safety and floor conditions

Ongoing Support

A scalable model across multiple facilities

Typical Deployment Scenarios Conceptual visuals for illustrative purposes.

Projects typically begin with a targeted pilot in high-traffic operational zones, where impact is immediate and measurable.
From there:

◉ Demo → Validation in live operations

◉ Pilot → Multi-zone deployment within one facility

◉ Scale → Replication across multiple warehouses or sites

Start With A Pilot In Your Facility

Identify a high-impact area and validate autonomous cleaning in real operational conditions.

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Industrial & Logistics Facilities

Autonomous Cleaning Solutions For Industrial & Logistics Facilities

Cleaning Challenges

Site Assessment

Site Assessment

Site Assessment

Site Assessment

Where Traditional Approaches Fall Short

Manual Cleaning

Ride-on Machines

Night Cleaning Teams

Fragmented Processes

How We Address These Challenges

Robotic Roles Within The System

What You Achieve

Site Assessment

Deployment

Training

Ongoing Support

Start With A Pilot In Your Facility

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