Live in Portugal, Ireland and Brazil
Robot fleets, operated across Ireland.
We buy the best commercial robots built anywhere, deploy them in your building, and run them for you. One monthly fee, serviced by a local team. No capital, no importing, no robotics team.
Where they work
Pick a floor. See the machine that cleans it.
Anywhere with a hard floor and a cleaning window is a candidate. These are the twelve we are asked about most.
Airports
Concourses cleaned around a schedule that never stops, in front of everyone.
Train stations
Hard stone, constant footfall, and a closure window measured in hours.
Warehouses
Open concrete shared with forklifts, cleaned in the gap between shifts.
Shopping centres
Long mall runs and food courts, cleaned overnight and touched up by day.
Bus stations
Grit, weather tracked in from outside, and platforms that never close.
Metro stations
Below ground, dust-heavy, and cleaned in a short overnight window.
Supermarkets
Aisles cleaned while customers walk them, with no aisle closed.
Hospitals
Corridors that need two passes a day and an audit trail for each one.
Schools
Halls and classrooms cleaned in a tight window after the last bell.
Hotels
Lobbies and corridors cleaned quietly, at any hour, without disturbing guests.
Offices
Desk banks and the narrow gaps between them, cleaned overnight.
Car parks
Decks and ramps with grit and debris a scrubber alone will not lift.
Indicative, from published throughput and a typical floor for that kind of building. Your figures come from the free assessment.
Work it out
How many machines does your floor need?
It is one calculation: your area, divided by how fast the machine goes, divided by the window you can give it. Move the sliders.
Arithmetic, not a quote — it uses the published throughput of the class. Floor type, obstacles and traffic all move the real number, which is what the assessment establishes.
The part that is hard to budget
Floor cleaning costs more than the invoice says.
Not because anyone is doing it badly. Because it is physically punishing work, and the consequences of that land on the employer as absence, turnover and liability.
Sick leave runs above average
Studies across EU member states and Norway find sick leave among cleaners significantly higher than the workforce average. Every absence still needs the floor cleaned.
Bodies wear out
A meta-analysis found 38% higher odds of musculoskeletal symptoms among cleaning workers than non-cleaning workers. Bending, twisting and pushing, all shift, is the cause.
People leave
The sector runs high turnover, driven by temporary and short fixed-term contracts. Every leaver is a rehire, a retrain and a period of inconsistent output.
Nobody can prove it happened
Without a record of each pass, quality is an opinion. That matters when an auditor, a tenant or an infection-control team asks.
Sources: European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA), OSHwiki — cleaners and musculoskeletal disorders; Kumar et al. meta-analysis of musculoskeletal symptoms in cleaning work.
A machine does the same route on a Tuesday and on a bank holiday.
- It does not call in sick, so no shift needs covering
- It does not strain its back, so there is no claim
- It does not resign, so there is nothing to retrain
- It logs every pass, so quality stops being an opinion
- Your staff move to detail work, restocking and customers
- The machine, sized to your floor
- Deployment, route mapping and commissioning
- Servicing, parts and consumables
- Software and autonomy updates
- Staff training
- A replacement unit if one goes down
The fleet
Ten machines, from a 39 cm slim unit to a ride-on.
We buy from whichever manufacturer leads a category and change our minds when a better platform ships. What stays constant is specifying the right machine for your building.
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
Commercial
Supermarkets, healthcare, pharmacy, retail and offices
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Industrial & large-format
Warehouses, distribution centres, plants and cash-and-carry
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Residential & facilities
Lobbies, car parks, corridors and common areas
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Where we operate
Operated in Ireland, part of a European operation.
Local engineers, local spares and a real response time — backed by the buying power and platform relationships of a multi-market operator.
Operating under the GDPR and Irish data protection law.
In operation
Certified for these environments
Start with a free assessment.
We measure your floor, model the cost against what you spend today, and show you the number. No cost, no obligation, and the model is yours either way.