Robot demonstration
See a robot run on your floor before you decide.
Demonstrations take place in your facility, not a showroom. You see how a robot handles your floor, your layout and your obstacles, and you leave with a recommendation built on your figures.
What the demonstration includes
Four parts. One visit.
Duration depends on the size of the area. We confirm timing when we schedule the visit.
- Step 01
Site walk
We walk the floor with your facility lead and agree a demonstration area.
- Step 02
Live run
A robot runs a defined route on your floor, around your obstacles.
- Step 03
Workflow review
We show how routes, alerts and operator tasks would fit your shifts.
- Step 04
Recommendation
Robot category, route plan and an ROI estimate built from your figures.
Site assessment
What we look at on the day.
A robot is only recommended where the site supports it. If it does not, we will say so, and suggest what would work instead.
- Floors
- Material, condition, transitions and drains
- Layout
- Aisle widths, open areas, ramps and thresholds
- Traffic
- People, forklifts, carts and peak hours
- Obstacles
- Fixtures, pallets, cables and temporary items
- Infrastructure
- Wi-Fi coverage, charging points, water and drainage
- Schedule
- Operating hours and cleaning windows
After the demonstration
From recommendation to scheduled runs.
- 02RecommendRobot category, route plan and an ROI estimate built from your own figures.
- 03Map & configureFacility mapped, zones and schedules configured, charging set up.
- 04TrainOperators trained on daily use, alerts, consumables and basic care.
- 05Go liveSupervised initial runs, then scheduled operation.
- 06Support & reviewOngoing support, maintenance and regular performance reviews.
The ROI estimate uses your numbers.
Floor area, current labour hours, hourly cost and the robot's measured performance on your floor. No industry averages.
Try the ROI calculatorBook
Book a robot demonstration.
Tell us about the floor you want to automate. A robotics specialist will confirm the details and propose a date.
It depends on floor type, layout, obstructions, traffic and schedule. That is why every robotics engagement starts with an assessment and a demonstration on your floor.
Robots take on large, repetitive floor work. People remain responsible for detail cleaning, washrooms, supervision and quality checks. Hours are typically reallocated rather than removed.
Commercial cleaning robots use on-board sensors to detect people and obstacles and to slow, stop or reroute. Safety features and certifications are confirmed per model.
Ownership options are confirmed per model and program. [Confirm available options.]