Industrial & large-format
Open concrete by the hectare, mixed traffic, and dust that never stops. Large-format machines earn their keep on square metres per hour.
01 The challenge
The floor is measured in hectares
In a distribution centre, floor care competes with forklifts for the same aisle and with production for the same hours. Manual scrubbing at this scale means several operators, several machines and a quality result that nobody can evidence at the end of a shift.
- Very large open spans where throughput per hour decides the business case
- Shared aisles with forklifts, pallet trucks and reversing vehicles
- Dust and debris loads that a commercial-grade machine cannot sustain
- Multi-shift operation where cleaning windows are short and immovable
02 The fleet
What we deploy here
Ride-on-class autonomous scrubbers for open floor, and legged inspection platforms where the job is reading gauges and finding leaks rather than cleaning.
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.
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.
03 Specification
Industrial & large-format
04 Outcomes
What changes
Hectares/shift
become predictable, because throughput is a machine specification rather than a staffing gamble.
One platform
covers scheduled routes and ad-hoc spills — the operator rides the same unit manually when needed.
Inspection rounds
run on the same contract: gauges, thermal anomalies and leaks captured without sending a person.
Let us look at your floor.
A survey, a cost model and a specific recommendation. Free, and yours to keep.