Warehouses, especially large logistics hubs, require constant and effective cleaning. However, they often suffer from uneven wireless network coverage, and objects inside the warehouse (such as racks and containers) create dead zones where the Internet signal is unavailable.
Waybot robots operate independently of signal availability throughout the warehouse. This means that cleaning can be carried out evenly and systematically, without “blind spots” or interruptions in the route. If necessary, routes can be recalculated automatically, without operator intervention. Automatic navigation correction allows you to cope even with changes in logistics within the warehouse, for example, when changing the location of racks.
Since all data is stored locally, it is not lost when the connection is interrupted. After the connection is restored, reports and maps are synchronized with the management system, ensuring complete transparency of cleaning and control over the execution of tasks.
Management, control, and analytics All cleaning history, reports, coverage areas, and schedules are stored and accessible via the WayBot Control platform. This is especially important for:
internal reporting and quality control — allows you to track how regularly and effectively cleaning is performed;
compliance with sanitary norms and standards — provides confirmation of cleaning compliance with regulations, including photo and map reports;
analysis of cleaning performance and logistics — allows you to optimize routes, identify downtime, analyze robot workload, and plan its work in a more efficient mode.
Thus, Waybot is not just a cleaning robot, but a smart service with analytical functionality that can be integrated into quality management and operational control processes.