Hospitals
Corridors that cannot wait for a night shift that did not turn up, and an infection-control team that needs evidence rather than assurances. Consistency here is a clinical requirement, not a finish standard.
Coverage arithmetic
6,800 m² of hospital corridor, twice a day
6,800 m² of corridor divides cleanly into three zones of about 2,300 m² — each inside a single machine-charge, so no unit has to interrupt a route to dock. Running overnight plus a low-traffic afternoon window gives two full passes a day, and every pass leaves a timestamped record the audit can cite directly.
6,800
m² · Typical floor
3
Machines needed
9.7
machine-hours · One full pass
3.2
machine-hours / 3
The building
Hospitals
The fleet
Compact
The commitment
Hospitals
Also on site
What changes
Two passes daily
instead of one overnight pass that depended on a crew turning up.
Audit trail automatic
coverage and timestamp per pass, exportable straight into the infection-control record.
Consistent across wings
because the route is configuration, not a judgement made differently on each floor.
These are worked models, not named customer references. Areas and operating patterns come from sites we have surveyed; throughput, width and runtime figures are the published performance of the platforms we deploy. Your numbers are established during the free assessment.
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