
Step 1
A facility is mapped and cleaning zones are programmed based on operational requirements. Routes include aisles, loading areas, staging zones, and other approved floor spaces.

Step 2
LiDAR, cameras, and other onboard sensors help the robot detect people, equipment, and moving obstacles in real time while consistently following its programmed cleaning route.

Step 3
The MT1 is designed to sweep dust, dirt, packaging particles and other suitable loose small & large debris from warehouse floors, helping maintain cleaner high-traffic areas.

Step 4
The robot handles scheduled routine coverage while employees remain focused on inspections, detailed cleaning, spill response and other tasks requiring human judgement.
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.

Programmed cleaning routes can operate across approved shifts and cleaning windows without adding overtime to the robot’s operation.
Facilities notice a reduction in manual hours required for routine floor coverage, depending on layout, cleaning frequency and existing processes.
Autonomous floor cleaning improves the quality and consistency of your floor care program across every shift without adding labour costs.
The robot runs during planned cleaning windows and moves around common warehouse obstacles without interrupting your team.
Regular automated coverage helps limit the accumulation of loose dirt and debris in frequently used warehouse aisles and floor zones.
Regular floor-care coverage can help facilities manage dirt and loose debris as part of a broader workplace safety program.
Facility managers get clear cleaning reports showing completed zones, run time, coverage area, and full activity history.
Helps reduce exposure to labour-cost volatility and rising provincial minimum wages by shifting suitable routine floor-cleaning work to a more predictable operating model.
Programmed cleaning routes can operate across approved shifts and cleaning windows without adding overtime to the robot’s operation.
Facilities notice a reduction in manual hours required for routine floor coverage, depending on layout, cleaning frequency and existing processes.
Autonomous floor cleaning improves the quality and consistency of your floor care program across every shift without adding labour costs.
The robot runs during planned cleaning windows and moves around common warehouse obstacles without interrupting your team.
Regular automated coverage helps limit the accumulation of loose dirt and debris in frequently used warehouse aisles and floor zones.
Regular floor-care coverage can help facilities manage dirt and loose debris as part of a broader workplace safety program.
Facility managers get clear cleaning reports showing completed zones, run time, coverage area, and full activity history.
Helps reduce exposure to labour-cost volatility and rising provincial minimum wages by shifting suitable routine floor-cleaning work to a more predictable operating model.

Covers large warehouse aisles, loading docks, and staging zones efficiently across a single scheduled cleaning pass.

Completes full-facility cleaning cycles across large warehouse operations on a single charge before returning to base automatically.

Identifies high-debris zones and directs targeted cleaning to areas where packaging particles and dust accumulate most.

Navigates around forklifts, AGVs, and pallets in real time, following programmed routes without slowing warehouse operations.

Returns to base, recharges, and queues the next scheduled cycle without any operator input.

Assigns separate cleaning windows to aisles, docks, staging, and storage zones independently.

Connects to building elevator and e-gate systems to move between floors and restricted zones autonomously, without operator input.

Rated for Canadian warehouse environments including loading dock areas, unheated sections, and temperature-variable zones.

Every cycle is logged and audit-ready to satisfy provincial OH&S and workplace safety compliance requirements.

Covers large warehouse aisles, loading docks, and staging zones efficiently across a single scheduled cleaning pass.

Completes full-facility cleaning cycles across large warehouse operations on a single charge before returning to base automatically.

Identifies high-debris zones and directs targeted cleaning to areas where packaging particles and dust accumulate most.

Navigates around forklifts, AGVs, and pallets in real time, following programmed routes without slowing warehouse operations.

Returns to base, recharges, and queues the next scheduled cycle without any operator input.

Assigns separate cleaning windows to aisles, docks, staging, and storage zones independently.

Connects to building elevator and e-gate systems to move between floors and restricted zones autonomously, without operator input.

Rated for Canadian warehouse environments including loading dock areas, unheated sections, and temperature-variable zones.

Every cycle is logged and audit-ready to satisfy provincial OH&S and workplace safety compliance requirements.
The financial return from autonomous floor cleaning depends on facility size, current cleaning hours, labour rates, shift structure, cleaning frequency and the selected commercial model. Epic Robotics works with each customer to assess the current process and build a site-specific return-on-investment estimate.
