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Step 1
Cleaning routes are set for production aisles, loading zones, and storage areas, and the robot follows every route without staff direction.

Step 2
LiDAR, depth cameras, and ultrasonic sensors detect forklifts, AGVs, and personnel in real time, rerouting automatically while continuing to clean.

Step 3
RGBD cameras and LiDAR continuously scan and adapt the cleaning route across mixed debris: dust, packaging fragments, and production particulate.

Step 4
The robot runs on active shifts inside live facilities, removing off-hours premiums without compromising uptime or floor cleanliness.
Epic Robotics is a Canadian-based robotics company with a local deployment team, national service coverage, and end-to-end support built into every engagement, including replacement unit availability to keep your facility running with minimal downtime.

Robotic cleaning locks in a cost that does not move with minimum wage increases or turnover events, keeping the cleaning budget stable year after year.
Consistently clean production floors reduce incident conditions, lowering workers' compensation exposure and strengthening safety records during inspections.
The same route runs every cycle regardless of shift time, season, or staffing level, with no variation from fatigue or schedule gaps.
The robot recharges, docks, and queues its next cycle automatically, removing the need for manual scheduling or overnight supervision.
Every cleaning cycle is logged with zone, route, and coverage data, giving facility managers a verifiable record of what was cleaned and when.
Robotic cleaning runs reliably through absenteeism, turnover, and peak demand periods, keeping the cleaning program running without disruption.
The robot follows a fixed route every shift, at the same time, without supervision. Day crew, night crew, or no crew, the cleaning consistency never varies.
Floor scrubbing runs on its own. Your cleaning staff handles restrooms, high-touch surfaces, spill response, and passenger-facing tasks that need human attention.
Airports running robotic floor cleaning programs consistently receive unsolicited passenger feedback citing cleanliness and hygiene standards as a standout part of their experience.
Gate areas get cleaned between every arrival and baggage claim gets scrubbed multiple times per shift. Higher cleaning frequency is delivered without additional labor costs.
Route, area covered, duration, and flagged zones are logged automatically. Digital cleaning logs are audit-ready with no paperwork and nothing to chase down.
No overtime rates, no sick day replacements, no unexpected turnover costs. The same fixed floor care cost runs every month without variation or budget surprises.
Built for the demands of active industrial environments, industrial cleaning robots combine heavy-duty floor care, precision navigation, and multi-zone operation in one commercial-grade unit.

Vacuums, scrubs, sweeps, and dust mops all suitable indoor floor types across the facility in one cleaning cycle.

The PUDU MT1 Max removes dry dust, dirt, packaging waste, and loose debris across large factory aisles and warehouse floor zones. Dry sweeping only, does not scrub or use water.

The CC1 handles routine scrubbing and mopping across mixed hard floor surfaces in industrial facilities.

Maps the full facility and follows assigned cleaning routes across all production spaces and shared floor areas.

Detects people, carts, racks, pallets, and equipment in real time during every active cleaning route.

Assigns separate cleaning plans for aisles, packing zones, loading areas, and storage lanes each shift.

Removes daily dust, dirt, and fine particles from production lines and warehouse floor surfaces every cycle.

Returns to the docking station automatically, recharges, and queues the next cleaning cycle without manual input.

Every cleaning run is logged with route activity, coverage area, and full facility performance data.

Vacuums, scrubs, sweeps, and dust mops all suitable indoor floor types across the facility in one cleaning cycle.

Removes dry dust, dirt, packaging waste, and loose debris across all large industrial floor spaces and work zones.

Handles routine scrubbing and mopping across mixed hard floor surfaces throughout the facility without manual effort.

Maps the full facility and follows assigned cleaning routes across all production spaces and shared floor areas.

Detects people, carts, racks, pallets, and equipment in real time during every active cleaning route.

Assigns separate cleaning plans for aisles, packing zones, loading areas, and storage lanes each shift.

Removes daily dust, dirt, and fine particles from production lines and warehouse floor surfaces every cycle.

Returns to the docking station automatically, recharges, and queues the next cleaning cycle without manual input.

Every cleaning run is logged with route activity, coverage area, and full facility performance data.
The financial return from autonomous floor care in an industrial setting depends on facility size, shift structure, labour rates, floor coverage area, and the selected purchase model. Epic Robotics works with each facility team to assess current cleaning costs and prepare a site-specific coverage and cost analysis.
Industrial customers typically achieve:
