Furniture Stores

Yes, our robots are designed for exactly this challenge. Using LiDAR sensors and 3D cameras, they detect furniture, decoration, and obstacles precisely and navigate with centimetre accuracy. The robot finds its own way through winding showroom layouts and adapts its route to changed arrangements. When you set up a new living-room display, it learns the new area automatically.

Honestly: mostly no. Our wet-cleaning robots are around 60–70 cm tall and clean the walkways and open display floors — not the space under low sofas and beds. What they do reach consistently is what manual cleaning skips: full coverage of the walkable areas on every pass, including along shelf bases and display edges. For the zones under furniture, periodic manual detail cleaning remains part of the plan.

No. The sensors detect obstacles and the robot stops or evades before making contact. The bumpers are made of soft material and leave no marks, even if the robot gently touches a piece of furniture. We have customers with the finest designer furniture — no damage in thousands of operating hours.

Furniture stores often have different floors: laminate in one department, tile in another, carpet islands as decoration. The robot can use different programs for different areas. During setup we define which zones are cleaned and how. For carpeted areas, we can deploy a separate vacuum robot working in parallel.