Clean floors every morning, without a night shift for your team.
Scrubbing and sweeping robots for sports halls, hospitals, schools, production and logistics.
Cleaning and service robots Clean, safe and documented every day.
Our cleaning robots clean sports halls, hospital corridors, schools, cold rooms and logistics halls, and our service robots collect waste in an airport terminal. We set them up, look after them and tell you beforehand whether it pays off.
Cleaning robots in operation: CERN, United Nations Geneva · Zurich Airport: 18 robots ordered
Routes nobody has to walk anymore.
Waste, service and transport robots for terminals, cafeterias and production.
From our fleet
What our cleaning robots do every day
Every run is logged in Robonnement OS: area, duration, finished or not. That is where these numbers come from, rounded and with their period.
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More than 40,000 m²
of floor cleaned by our fleet every day, as much as six soccer fields.
Source: Robonnement OS, August 2026
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1,100 to 2,100 m²
cleaned by one robot per working day in sports halls, clinics and production.
Source: Robonnement OS, December 2025 to September 2026
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45 to 120 hours
of manual cleaning per month is what one robot equals on large floors.
Source: Robonnement OS, December 2025 to September 2026
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More than 10 million m²
cleaned since December 2025, about 1,470 soccer fields.
Source: Robonnement OS, December 2025 to September 2026
What we solve every day
Things we hear every week. And what we do about them.
Every site is different: the floor, the dirt, the doors, the elevator, the people who work there. These are the tasks we meet most often.
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What customers say: Huge floors, and nobody wants to clean at night.
What we do: The robots clean at night, on weekends or between shifts. In the morning, the report shows which area is done and where the robot could not get through.
Where Transport company near Wil Rehabilitation clinic in the Zurich Oberland CERN, Geneva
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What customers say: It is cold, tight and full of forklifts here.
What we do: In a shipping area at around 5 degrees, a robot sweeps between the forklifts; in the corridor, the floor is dry right behind the scrubber. Where foil and wood lie on the floor, we use the sweeper, not the scrubber.
Where Cheese producer in Oberbüren Food producer in the Zurich Unterland
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What customers say: After a handball game, resin sticks to the floor.
What we do: A program of its own: apply detergent, let it work for about seven minutes, then scrub hard. At night, so the court is ready for school sports in the morning.
Where Municipal sports hall in Basel Municipal sports hall in eastern Switzerland
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What customers say: We have three floors and one elevator.
What we do: The robot calls the elevator through a radio module and the elevator maker’s interface and cleans floor by floor. If the elevator acts up, we find the fault together with the elevator maker.
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What customers say: The bins in the terminal are always full.
What we do: Waste robots with separate compartments for PET and general waste go where the passengers are. Next, fill-level sensors will report full bins and create a task for robots and staff.
Where Zurich Airport
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What customers say: Cameras in a hospital? What do IT, data protection and fire safety say?
What we do: We settle it before the robot runs: what the cameras see, whether it uses its own SIM card instead of the company network, what happens during a fire alarm or a power outage, how quiet it is on the ward. And we say openly what is not yet certified for a model.
Where Rehabilitation clinic in the Zurich Oberland Technical fabrics maker in eastern Switzerland Hospital in the canton of Zurich
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What customers say: And what if the robot stops?
What we do: Robonnement OS shows us when a robot does not finish its area or loses its connection. We fix a lot remotely; otherwise a technician goes there. When a sports hall wanted to quit after the first week, we retuned the robot, and it stayed.
Where Cheese producer in Oberbüren United Nations Geneva Municipal sports hall in Basel
Use cases
Customers and projects (selection)
Each card with its status and, where approved, a number from daily operation. Anonymous customers are named by industry and place.
CERN, Geneva
- Before
- Large areas, at night and outside working hours, access by badge only.
- After
- Four robots clean on a night schedule, and after the summer CERN asked for more area.
Cheese producer in Oberbüren
- Before
- After every shift, one person cleaned the shipping floor at 5 degrees, between forklifts.
- After
- The robot does the evening cleaning in shipping, and the team no longer cleans the corridor.
About 1,700 m² cleaned by the robots per working day, on five out of six days.
Transport company near Wil
- Before
- A logistics hall of about 10,000 m², swept by hand.
- After
- The sweeper covers the hall in nine zones, and the customer added a second site.
About 4,000 m² swept by the robot per working day, in about three and a half hours
Municipal sports hall in Basel
- Before
- Resin after every handball game, removed by hand at night before school sports begin.
- After
- The robot cleans at night, and the floor is done by 7:15 a.m.
About 1,900 m² cleaned by the robot per night, resin included
Cantonal school in Thurgau
- Before
- A sports hall and corridors on three floors, the same areas every day.
- After
- One robot cleans all three floors and rides the elevator on its own.
About 1,800 m² per working day, on three floors by elevator
Rehabilitation clinic in the Zurich Oberland
- Before
- Clinic corridors every day, and open questions about fire alarms and escape routes.
- After
- We answered the questions openly, and since then the robot has cleaned on more than four days out of five.
246 of 301 days in use, with about 1,300 m² per run
Cleaning company in western Switzerland (partner)
- Before
- Offering robots without building an in-house robotics team.
- After
- The partner sells the cleaning, we supply robots, maintenance and technology.
About 2,000 m² cleaned per day by one of the partner’s robots
Gym chain in the Geneva region
- Before
- Four studios whose floors must be clean every day before opening.
- After
- Four scrubbers with the same settings, in use on 116 of 119 days.
About 3,400 m² of gym floor a day in four gyms
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Honest math
When a robot pays off
A cleaning robot pays off where a lot of floor is cleaned the same way every day: sports halls, schools, clinics, production, logistics. There, one robot equals 45 to 120 hours of manual cleaning a month.
- Service robots
- from CHF 1,500 a month
- Per robot, for cleaning, delivery and serving. Including setup and maintenance.
Whether it pays off for you, we work out after a site walkthrough.
Book a free site walkthroughMore than 200 robots at more than 150 customers
A day at Robonnement
From our field reports
Our technicians write a report after every job. Three of them, shortened.
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CERN, Geneva
After the summer, CERN asks us to extend the robots’ areas. Since then, floor after floor has been added.
View case: CERN, Geneva -
United Nations Geneva
The floor cleaner loses its bearings on the sloping marble floor. Two days on site, everything mapped again. This becomes our mapping protocol for every installation.
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Municipal sports hall in Basel
The customer wants to stop. Too much detergent, spots missed. Two weeks later the right setting is found, and the robot stays.
View case: Municipal sports hall in Basel
What facility managers ask before their first robot
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Cleaning, delivery and service robots cost from CHF 1,500 a month per robot, including setup, maintenance and reporting. Whether a robot pays off for you, we work out with your floor areas after a free walkthrough, even if the answer is no.
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Setup on site usually takes one to three days: we map the floors, set zones and schedules and train your team. At a paint shop in Hegau, a cleaning robot was set up in about two hours. Buildings with several floors and an elevator take longer.
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No. We set up maps, zones and schedules and adjust them when something changes at your site. Your team starts the robot at the push of a button or in the app, empties the tanks and cleans the brushes.
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We check remotely first; often that fixes it without anyone driving out. If needed, a technician comes. In the morning, the report shows whether a run was interrupted. What that looks like in practice: a logistics hall mapped again, a replaced elevator circuit board, a new docking station.
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We do. Maintenance and spare parts are included in the subscription. At large sites we review the runs per zone every month and adjust edge routes and schedules.
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The robot takes nobody's job. It takes over the large, recurring floors, often where people are missing today. Your team handles corners, stairs, restrooms and what your customers see, and looks after the robot. At a hospital in the canton of Zurich, the customer said in September 2026 that the robot noticeably relieves the team.
At work and in maintenance
Real photos from our projects, with place and month.
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Three cleaning robots at their charging docks Retail distribution center in the canton of Lucerne, -
The first sweeping robot makes its round in the corridor CERN, Geneva, -
Sweeping robot in the production hall on commissioning day Manufacturer in Upper Swabia, -
On-site service: brush module replaced and tested Manufacturer in the canton of Neuchâtel,
The model
Robotics as a Service
We buy, finance, install and operate. You pay a fixed monthly fee, with no investment. Buying remains an option.
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With Robonnement Intelligence
Every job your robots do is documented: which area, when, for how long. With Robonnement Intelligence, you ask for it the way you would ask a person.
Contact
In 90 minutes, you will know whether a robot pays off for you.
How we start
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Free site walkthrough
We look at your parts, booth, line or floors. You get an honest answer on whether a robot pays off for you, and if it does, a first concept.
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Reference visit at a customer near you
See a robot at work and ask the people who run it every day.
Cleaning robots in operation: CERN, United Nations Geneva · More than 200 robots at more than 150 customers
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