Airports

Yes, our robots meet all safety requirements for public areas. They carry safety certifications and are designed for mixed operation with people. The navigation detects passengers, luggage trolleys, and obstacles and evades gently. Robots of this kind are already in successful use at several international airports.

For large terminals we recommend robot fleets. Several robots work in coordination and divide the area between them. A central control system keeps you in command and lets you set priorities — gate areas before departure waves, for example. We typically start with a pilot area and then scale based on your experience.

No — because we schedule them for terminal reality. Heavy cleaning runs in the overnight and low-traffic windows; daytime work is limited to targeted runs in less busy zones. The machines' movements are slow and predictable, so passengers are not startled, and in the ambient noise of a terminal they are unobtrusive. Many airports report that travellers perceive the robots positively — some even photograph them.

Our technicians are familiar with airport security requirements. Maintenance visits are coordinated with your facility management and can take place during off-peak hours. For critical issues, replacement robots can be provided at very short notice. Our full-service model is designed specifically for demanding 24/7 environments like airports.