The fleet
Best platform for the building. Not the one we happen to stock.
We hold supply relationships across several manufacturers precisely so we are never forced to recommend the wrong machine. Here is what we operate, and what is coming.
01 Robot classes
Four classes, at three different stages of readiness
We are explicit about what is contract-ready today and what is still in paid pilots. A robot that is not dependable yet does not belong in your operating budget.
Floor care
Scrubbing, sweeping, vacuuming and drying
The proven category. Autonomous scrubber-dryers that cover a defined route on a schedule and produce evidence of each pass. This is where the economics are unambiguous and where every one of our contracts starts.
Service & delivery
Carrying, guiding and front-of-house
Tray and cabinet robots that move goods, linen, samples or meals between points in a building, and greet or guide people at the front of house. Mature in hospitality and healthcare, and increasingly in logistics.
Humanoid
General-purpose, bipedal, in paid pilots
Full-size and compact humanoids for reception, guided presentation and increasingly for structured manipulation work. Genuinely useful in a narrowing set of tasks and shipping at real volume — but we place them in pilots, not in production contracts, until the task is proven on your site.
Legged inspection
Patrol, inspection and hazardous ground
Four-legged platforms that walk terrain wheels cannot: stairs, gravel, cable trenches, plant rooms. The job is carrying sensors — thermal, visual, gas — through a route a person would rather not walk at 3am.
02 The machines
Nine footprints and the dock that runs them
A building rarely needs one machine. It needs a large unit for open floor, a compact one for aisles, something narrow for edges, and a station that lets all of them run unattended. We specify the combination.
Ride-on scrubber
Open floor · up to 1,980 m²/h
Upright large scrubber
Medium and large scenes · 90 L tank
Large-format scrubber
Wide spans · 550 mm path
Mid-size scrubber
Mixed floor · sweep and scrub
High-traffic scrubber
Occupied space · daytime
Compact scrubber-dryer
Aisles from 85 cm
Slim upright cleaner
Desk areas · 39 cm body
Commercial vacuum
Carpet and hard floor
Heavy-duty sweeper
Indoor and outdoor debris
Autonomy dock
Auto refill, drain, empty · 2 units
Platforms are selected per site from the manufacturers leading each category, and change as better ones ship. The specification is what we commit to.
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04 Autonomy
The station is what makes it unattended
A robot that needs a person to fill it, empty it and rinse it is not autonomous — it is a machine with extra steps. The dock is the part that removes the daily labour, and it is why the fleet runs without your staff touching it.
05 Platform
One dashboard, whatever is in the fleet
Mixed fleets are the normal case, not the exception — an estate might run several different platforms across four sites. We put coverage, uptime, consumables and exceptions behind a single view so you are not reconciling three supplier portals.
06 Roadmap
What we add next, and on what basis
We add a class when three things are true: the task is genuinely solved, the platform is dependable enough to put under an SLA, and we can service it locally. Not when it demos well.
Not sure which platform fits your floor?
That is the assessment. We measure, model and recommend — including recommending that you wait, when that is the honest answer.