
Step 1
The cleaning robot is guided through the facility once during setup, learning the building map and navigating around fixtures, displays, and moving students.

Step 2
Custodial teams monitor completed routes and daily progress through a simple dashboard, confirming exactly which zones were cleaned and when.

Step 3
Automating repetitive sweeping and scrubbing reduces the physical workload on custodial teams, freeing them for higher-value facility tasks.

Step 4
At below 70 dB, the CC1 runs scheduled after-hours routes when the campus is clear or daytime passes through corridors between classes.
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.

Cleaning robots automate large-area floor cleaning across corridors, cafeterias, and gymnasiums within the same shift window, without added custodial hours.
Autonomous cleaning reduces long-term operational costs by lowering overtime needs and reliance on outside cleaning vendors.
Scheduled cleaning routes maintain the same cleaning frequency across corridors, cafeterias, and gymnasiums regardless of custodial staffing levels.
Consistent daily cleaning removes abrasive grit before it damages vinyl composite tile, reducing annual floor maintenance spend.
Every cleaning cycle logs a timestamped record of route history and zone completion data for facility oversight and institutional reporting.
Equipped with LiDAR and full sensors, the CC1 operates safely around students and staff at below 70 dB during daytime passes or overnight routes.
Cleaning robots automate large-area floor cleaning across corridors, cafeterias, and gymnasiums within the same shift window, without added custodial hours.
Autonomous cleaning reduces long-term operational costs by lowering overtime needs and reliance on outside cleaning vendors.
Scheduled cleaning routes maintain the same cleaning frequency across corridors, cafeterias, and gymnasiums regardless of custodial staffing levels.
Consistent daily cleaning removes abrasive grit before it damages vinyl composite tile, reducing annual floor maintenance spend.
Every cleaning cycle logs a timestamped record of route history and zone completion data for facility oversight and institutional reporting.
Equipped with LiDAR and full sensors, the CC1 operates safely around students and staff at below 70 dB during daytime passes or overnight routes.
Built for the demands of active campus environments, educational cleaning robots combine high-capacity floor care, precision coverage, and multi-zone operation in one commercial-grade unit.
Sweeping, scrubbing, vacuuming, and mopping are supported in one unit across every campus floor zone.

Two depth cameras detect students, furniture, and obstacles from multiple angles during active cleaning routes.

Wide cleaning path delivers efficient surface coverage across cafeteria floors and open gymnasium areas.
Covers long corridors, cafeteria floors, and gymnasium areas efficiently within a single scheduled route.

Covers evening programs and completes after-hours facility cleaning cycles on a single charge.
Fast recharge keeps the robot ready for its next scheduled cleaning route across campus.

Runs daytime corridor passes between classes or overnight routes without disturbing students, teachers, or occupied spaces.

Keeps clean and dirty water fully separate for longer scrubbing cycles without mid-cycle refills or manual tank changes.

Clear touchscreen interface supports custodial schedule setup and daily cleaning route review on site.
Sweeping, scrubbing, vacuuming, and mopping are supported in one unit across every campus floor zone.

Two depth cameras detect students, furniture, and obstacles from multiple angles during active cleaning routes.

Wide cleaning path delivers efficient surface coverage across cafeteria floors and open gymnasium areas.
Covers long corridors, cafeteria floors, and gymnasium areas efficiently within a single scheduled route.

Covers evening programs and completes after-hours facility cleaning cycles on a single charge.
Fast recharge keeps the robot ready for its next scheduled cleaning route across campus.

Runs daytime corridor passes between classes or overnight routes without disturbing students, teachers, or occupied spaces.

Keeps clean and dirty water fully separate for longer scrubbing cycles without mid-cycle refills or manual tank changes.

Clear touchscreen interface supports custodial schedule setup and daily cleaning route review on site.
The financial return depends on campus size, cleaning frequency, floor mix, and staffing costs. Autonomous floor cleaning runs consistent routes regardless of staffing levels, giving facility managers predictable coverage without relying on shift availability or overtime. Epic Robotics works with each institution to assess current cleaning spend and prepare a site-specific coverage report.
Educational institutions typically achieve:
