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Higher efficiency for your cleaning needs.

Cleaning robots excel in delivering consistent results by following programmed routines with precision every time. Their ability to adhere to a set schedule ensures that cleaning tasks are performed uniformly, maintaining high standards of cleanliness throughout. This consistency eliminates the variability that can occur with manual cleaning, resulting in a more thorough and reliable process. Additionally, their autonomous operation capabilities allow them to work continuously without the need for breaks, enhancing overall efficiency by maintaining uninterrupted cleaning around the clock.

Furthermore, cleaning robots are equipped with advanced sensors and technology that enable them to navigate spaces with remarkable precision, detecting and avoiding obstacles to ensure every corner is thoroughly cleaned. Beyond their operational efficiency, these robots contribute to sustainability efforts, using significantly less water and energy compared to traditional cleaning methods. This reduction in resource usage can be highlighted in your ESG disclosure document, demonstrating your commitment to environmentally responsible practices and further supporting your sustainability goals.

Trusted by Universal Parks and Resorts, Walt Disney Company, Caesars Entertainment, and facilities across 10+ industries.

How do cleaning robots work?

Cleaning robots are generally deployed in the evening hours when a restaurant or office space is not in use. During this time, the cleaning robots can clean your space autonomously, using advanced sensors to run its pre-determined course and navigate around your location.

As the cleaning robot runs its course, it also collects valuable data as to how many square feet were cleaned, if obstacles were detected, and automatically returns to its charging station when the battery gets low. Some of our cleaning/mopping robots also come with workstations giving them the ability to remove dirty wastewater and replenish with clean water… completely autonomously!

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Cleaning robots: the work gets done even when nobody's around.

Cleaning robots are ideal at cleaning your business location when the lights are out and no one else is around. They are stealthy and accurate in their cleaning tasks, taking to the halls and large entryways when no one is around. When your staff comes in the next morning, confusion abounds as they notice how stealthily your business has been cleaned overnight… with no one around!

The ROI math is overwhelming. A cleaning robot costs about $27 per day and autonomously cleans 100,000 square feet, including discharging dirty water, refilling fresh water, and recharging its battery, all by itself. Now try hiring someone to clean 100,000 square feet for $27. It is impossible. A human cleaner covers roughly 30,000 square feet in an 8-hour shift at about $18/hour, that is $144 for one-third the coverage. The robot cleans 3x the area at less than one-fifth the cost. See the weekly data breakdown in our cleaning ROI calculator below.

Real-world example: see how the Pudu CC1 4-in-1 cleaning robot delivers real ROI at QT convenience stores, scrubbing, sweeping, vacuuming, and mopping in a single autonomous pass.

Cleaning robots work hand-in-hand with other automation. Many facilities pair floor cleaning robots with delivery robots for a fully automated back-of-house operation, or combine them with restaurant robotics solutions to handle both service and sanitation.

The fleet-wide impact is staggering. RobotLAB cleaning robots have collectively covered 256 million square feet, logged 33,770 hours of autonomous runtime, and average 20,000 square feet per cleaning task. At labor wages of $15-$25/hour with a 1:8 efficiency ratio (1 minute of robot operation replaces approximately 8 minutes of human labor), the equivalent wage value saved ranges from $19.4M to $32.3M, and the fleet has replaced the equivalent of 622 full-time employees working a full year.

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See how much time and effort can be saved with daily cleaning robots.
Below is one week of Data - working an average of 2 hours a day, cleaning 7000 square feet on average each day during low traffic hours. 

 

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Frequently Asked Questions About Cleaning Robots

How much does a commercial cleaning robot cost?

Commercial cleaning robots range from $15,000 to $50,000. At $27 per day operating cost, a single robot cleans 100,000 square feet autonomously. A human cleaner covers 30,000 square feet in 8 hours at $144. The robot cleans 3x the area at less than one-fifth the cost.

How many square feet can a cleaning robot cover per shift?

RobotLAB cleaning robots cover 10,000 to 50,000 square feet per shift. Our fleet has cleaned over 117 million square feet across deployments.

Do cleaning robots work on all floor types?

Yes. Our robots handle hard floors, polished concrete, tile, vinyl, and carpet depending on the model.

Can cleaning robots operate at night without supervision?

Absolutely. Most models use LiDAR navigation for autonomous overnight operation.

What happens if a cleaning robot encounters an obstacle?

Robots use LiDAR and sensors to detect and navigate around obstacles in real time.

Do cleaning robots replace janitorial staff?

No. They handle floor work so your team can focus on detail cleaning that requires human judgment.

How long does it take to deploy a cleaning robot?

Most deployments are operational within 1 to 2 days.

What maintenance do cleaning robots require?

Daily: empty waste tank, refill solution, check brushes. RobotLAB provides ongoing support.

Which industries use RobotLAB cleaning robots?

Entertainment, hotels, industrial, franchise, assisted living, universities, healthcare, gyms, restaurants. Universal Parks, Walt Disney Company, and Caesars Entertainment are customers.

How do I get started?

Book a free consultation. We provide a custom proposal within 48 hours.

From the Field: Almost Two Decades of Commercial Robotics

"The biggest misconception about cleaning robots is that they are a luxury. They are not. When you calculate the cost of a janitorial shift versus a robot that cleans 30,000 square feet overnight without overtime, sick days, or inconsistency, the math is overwhelmingly in favor of automation. The robot does not replace your team. It gives them back the hours they were spending on floors so they can focus on the work that actually requires human judgment." - Elad Inbar, CEO and Founder, RobotLAB

Why Facilities That Automate Cleaning Outperform Those That Do Not

Consistency Beats Speed

A cleaning robot runs the same route, at the same pace, with the same coverage every single shift. That consistency is what facility managers need.

The Overnight Advantage

Most cleaning robots run overnight when the facility is empty. Zero disruption to operations, no wet-floor signs during business hours.

117 Million Square Feet and Counting

RobotLAB cleaning robots have collectively cleaned over 117 million square feet across customer deployments in entertainment venues, hotels, hospitals, universities, and industrial facilities.

Elevate Your Team

When robots handle floor scrubbing, vacuuming, and mopping, your janitorial team focuses on restroom sanitation, surface disinfection, and responding to incidents.