

Step 1
Our team programs your terminal layout, floor zones, restricted areas, and cleaning schedules into the system before the first autonomous cleaning cycle runs.

Step 2
The robot follows its programmed route across every terminal zone, sweeping, scrubbing, vacuuming, and mopping floors without staff supervision or manual guidance.

Step 3
LiDAR, depth cameras, and infrared sensors detect passengers, luggage, and staff in real time and reroute the robot continuously without interrupting the active cleaning cycle.

Step 4
Every cycle generates a structured digital log covering zones completed, area covered, duration, and flagged areas accessible on demand through the cloud dashboard.
We are a Canadian-based robotics company with a local deployment team, national service coverage, and end-to-end support built into every engagement.

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 positive passenger feedback citing cleanliness as a standout part of their experience.
Gate areas get cleaned between arrivals and baggage claim gets scrubbed multiple times per shift. Higher cleaning frequency 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.
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 airport environments, our autonomous cleaning robot combines AI-powered floor care, precision navigation, and multi-level operation in one commercial-grade unit.
Sweeps, scrubs, vacuums, and mops every terminal zone in one autonomous unit without manual mode switching.
Covers a 500mm cleaning path per pass, reducing runs needed to clear terminal corridors, gate areas, and baggage claim zones.
Carries 15L clean and 15L waste water in separate tanks for continuous scrubbing across terminal zones without mid-cycle refills.
Maps terminal environments using Visual SLAM and LiDAR SLAM, rerouting around passengers, luggage, and obstructions in real time.

Monitors and corrects cleaning quality across every terminal zone and floor type on every cycle.

The CC1 returns to its dock when battery is low, recharges within 3 hours, and resumes its cleaning route without staff intervention.

IEC 63327 certified to meet international robotic cleaning safety and performance standards.

Sub-70dB operating noise ensures quiet cleaning in active terminals and lounges.

Designed for continuous wet scrubbing and mopping across terminal floors, operating safely through spills and moisture without stopping.
Sweeps, scrubs, vacuums, and mops every terminal zone in one unit.
Detects and targets contaminated floor patches in real time automatically.
Extends robotic floor cleaning to short pile carpet in passenger lounges and seating areas.
Maps large terminal environments accurately and reroutes around live obstructions.

Monitors and corrects cleaning quality across every zone every cycle.

Calls elevators, moves between floors, and resumes cleaning independently.

IEC 63327 certified to meet international robotic cleaning safety and performance standards.

Sub-70dB operating noise ensures quiet cleaning in active terminals and lounges.

IPX4 water resistance supports wet floors, splashes, and continuous cleaning solution exposure.
Autonomous floor care reduces labour dependency while maintaining airport-grade cleanliness across terminals, gate areas, baggage claim zones, and lounges. Most airport operations recover their investment faster than expected while improving cleaning frequency and compliance standards facility-wide.
Airport customers typically achieve:
