Where robots are used for narrow and complex spaces: a detailed overview
1. Medical facilities
Hospitals, clinics, and medical centers often have long, narrow corridors, areas with fragile equipment, and isolated rooms. Cleaning in these areas must be:
Delicate;
Quiet (so as not to disturb patients);
Extremely careful in corners and along walls.
A robot for cleaning hard-to-reach areas ensures sterility and safety without posing a threat to equipment or people.
2. Warehouses and logistics complexes
In warehouses, the distance between shelves can be less than a meter. In addition, the load often changes, and temporary barriers (trolleys, pallets) appear. The robot must:
Work in narrow aisles without getting stuck;
Go around obstacles;
Repeat cleaning in the most contaminated areas.
Durability and the ability to cope with dust, dirt, and traces from forklifts are also important.
3. Office and administrative buildings
Offices often use modular furniture, partitions, and equipment that cannot be cleaned manually on a daily basis. A cleaning robot solves several problems:
Cleans along walls and under tables;
Does not touch office equipment;
Works quietly without disturbing employees.
A robot for non-standard layouts, which can be trained and controlled remotely via a cloud platform, is ideal for such premises.
4. Shopping centers and stores
Here you will often find:
High-traffic areas;
Showcases, shelves, islands;
Narrow areas between checkout sections.
The robot must work during off-peak hours or at night, be quiet and safe for passers-by.