
Step 1
Corridors, wards, lobbies, and clinic floors each get their own cleaning window on a set schedule. The robot follows its route without interruption, so every zone is cleaned at the time you decide.

Step 2
Visual and LiDAR sensing track patients, beds, wheelchairs, and carts as they move through the building. The robot adjusts and steers around them in real time, cleaning steadily without halting its full cycle.

Step 3
The PUDU CC1 cleans tile, vinyl, epoxy, and low-pile carpet, switching cleaning modes on its own. Mixed floor surfaces across a hospital get the right treatment without anyone setting it up manually.

Step 4
Routine floor coverage runs on autopilot once you set the zones and daily cleaning schedule. Your EVS cleaners focus on high-touch disinfection and tasks required under infection control protocols.
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.

Autonomous floor care maintains consistent coverage on every cycle, helping healthcare facilities support their hygiene and infection control standards.
Every cycle is logged with zones, coverage, and run time, giving infection control teams and management audit-ready proof that cleaning was completed.
Routine scrubbing and vacuuming run on their own, so your EVS team spends less time on repetitive floor work and more on high-touch disinfection.
Automating repetitive floor care reduces reliance on manual labour and turns an unpredictable wage line into a fixed, plannable operating cost.
The PUDU CC1 follows the same route and settings on every cycle, removing the shift-to-shift variability that manual cleaning consistently fails to control.
The robot refills water, drains waste, and recharges on its own, running quietly enough for occupied wards with little day-to-day management required.
Autonomous floor care maintains consistent coverage on every cycle, helping healthcare facilities support their hygiene and infection control standards.
Every cycle is logged with zones, coverage, and run time, giving infection control teams and management audit-ready proof that cleaning was completed.
Routine scrubbing and vacuuming run on their own, so your EVS team spends less time on repetitive floor work and more on high-touch disinfection.
Automating repetitive floor care reduces reliance on manual labour and turns an unpredictable wage line into a fixed, plannable operating cost.
The PUDU CC1 follows the same route and settings on every cycle, removing the shift-to-shift variability that manual cleaning consistently fails to control.
The robot refills water, drains waste, and recharges on its own, running quietly enough for occupied wards with little day-to-day management required.
Built for the demands of active clinical environments, our autonomous cleaning robot combines AI-powered floor care, precision navigation, and multi-floor operation in one hospital-grade unit.

Clears large hospital floor plates in a fraction of the time a manual crew needs on the same shift.

Runs full cleaning cycles across multiple shifts on a single charge before returning to base. Runtime ranges from 3 to 9 hours depending on the cleaning mode selected.

Covers a 500 mm path per pass with side brush included, reducing the number of runs needed to complete clinical corridors, ward floors, and large lobby areas.

Maps your facility and moves safely around beds, carts, wheelchairs, and people as they shift position.

Dual RGBD cameras and ultrasonic sensors detect moving obstacles in real time, adjusting the robot's path without interrupting the cleaning cycle.

Returns on its own to recharge, top up clean water, and drain waste water with no operator input.

Detects when battery or water levels are low and navigates back to its dock station automatically, without operator input.

Operates quietly in occupied wards, waiting rooms, and overnight shifts without disturbing patients.

Logs every cycle in an audit-ready record that supports infection control documentation, accreditation reviews, and facility compliance standards.

Clears large hospital floor plates in a fraction of the time a manual crew needs on the same shift.

Runs full cleaning cycles across multiple shifts on a single charge before returning to base. Runtime ranges from 3 to 9 hours depending on the cleaning mode selected.

Covers a 500 mm path per pass with side brush included, reducing the number of runs needed to complete clinical corridors, ward floors, and large lobby areas.

Maps your facility and moves safely around beds, carts, wheelchairs, and people as they shift position.

Dual RGBD cameras and ultrasonic sensors detect moving obstacles in real time, adjusting the robot's path without interrupting the cleaning cycle.

Returns on its own to recharge, top up clean water, and drain waste water with no operator input.

Detects when battery or water levels are low and navigates back to its dock station automatically, without operator input.

Operates quietly in occupied wards, waiting rooms, and overnight shifts without disturbing patients.

Logs every cycle in an audit-ready record that supports infection control documentation, accreditation reviews, and facility compliance standards.
The financial return from autonomous floor care depends on facility size, labour rates, cleaning frequency, floor mix, operating hours, and the selected purchase model. Epic Robotics works with each healthcare facility to assess its current process and prepare a site-specific cost and coverage analysis.
Healthcare customers typically achieve:
