Hotels

We plan by real numbers, not marketing ones. The SoftBank Whiz officially runs at 62 dB in normal mode — comparable to a household vacuum. That works for lobbies and public areas during the day, and we schedule carpeted guest floors into the daytime housekeeping windows — never at night next to occupied rooms. Wet cleaning of lobby and breakfast areas goes into the quiet early-morning slots. Your guests notice a clean floor, not the machine's schedule.

Yes, that is in fact its primary use case. The robots detect guests, luggage trolleys, and other obstacles and evade automatically — gently and without abrupt movements. Many hotels deliberately run the robots visibly in the lobby: guests respond positively to the visible technology and read it as a sign of innovation and hygiene standards. One hotel in Munich reports that guests even photograph the robot.

No, the robot complements your team. It takes over the time-consuming floor cleaning in public areas — lobby, corridors, conference rooms, restaurant — so your housekeeping staff can focus on the rooms. Our hotel customers typically gain 2–3 staff-hours per day, which they use for rooms or detail work. When staff is short, floor cleaning no longer falls by the wayside.

Yes, we offer different robot models for different floor coverings. For carpeted areas we recommend the Softbank Whiz or Nexaro NR1700 — professional vacuum robots that clean even high-quality hotel carpet gently and thoroughly. For hard floors in the lobby and restaurant we deploy scrubber-dryers like the Pudu CC1. For mixed areas, several robots can be combined.