Sports Halls
Autonomous cleaning for sports floors — rubber, parquet, and multi-purpose surfaces. Programs tuned precisely to the surface, gentle and thorough.

Rubber dust. Sweat. Scuff marks everywhere.
Cleaned between sessions or not at all.
CC1 and L3. Sport-grade, session-ready.

Pudu CC1
Compact 4-in-1. Cleans changing rooms, entrance areas, and spectator zones between sessions.

CenoBots L3
Agile compact scrubber. Removes scuff marks and sweat residue on sealed hard floors. Elastic and sprung sports surfaces only after clearance from the floor manufacturer.
Frequently asked questions
It depends on the floor. Sealed hard floors are the straightforward case. Elastic and sprung sports surfaces — and parquet, which the official manufacturer floor lists do not cover — get deployed only after the floor manufacturer confirms suitability. Before installation we inspect your floor and set the cleaning program to what the covering allows.
With a 15–30 minute break, a full clean is not possible — but a quick-clean pass is. The robot runs a fast route and removes coarse dirt and sweat. The thorough clean then happens at night or in the early morning. This combination keeps the floor in good condition all day.
Fresh shoe marks are removed in the normal cleaning pass. For older, burned-in streaks the robot can work in intensive mode with higher contact pressure. For very stubborn marks we recommend occasional manual touch-up at problem spots. More importantly: with regular robot deployment, such stubborn marks never build up in the first place.
Ideally at night or in the early morning before the first training session. The robot starts automatically — at 5 am, for example — and is done before the first class arrives. Alternatively it can start after the last evening session. During holidays or on training-free days, longer intensive cleans can also be scheduled.
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