Warehouses

Yes — mixed operation is the design case. The S5 identifies forklifts, pallet jacks, and people with its 3D LiDAR and 100 TOPS of onboard AI and plans avoidance paths around them; the BG1 likewise detects people and vehicles and evades or stops before contact. Many of our customers run robots in halls where 10 or more forklifts operate at the same time. Routes and right-of-way rules are agreed with your safety officers during setup.

The BG1 sweeps and scrubs at up to 2,000 m²/h with 7.5 hours of runtime — realistically a 10,000+ m² night shift including manoeuvring. The S5 sweeps at around 2,500 m²/h theoretical. For larger halls, we deploy several machines working in coordination: a 30,000 m² hall is a job for two to three robots per night. Exact capacity depends on soiling and obstacle density — we calculate it from your layout, not from the brochure.

Absolutely. The robots are designed for fully autonomous operation. They start at the programmed time, clean their learned routes, return to the charging station on low battery, and then continue. You can monitor progress in real time via the app. If something goes wrong — say the robot gets stuck — you receive an immediate notification on your phone. Most night shifts run entirely without human intervention.

With our full-service model there is no upfront investment. You pay a monthly flat rate that covers all costs. Compared to a traditional cleaning crew, our logistics customers typically save 40–60% of their cleaning costs — on top of higher cleaning quality and consistency. For a 20,000-square-metre hall previously cleaned by two full-time staff, most customers reach break-even in the very first month.