Vast floors
Terminals and concourses span tens of thousands of square metres of floor that must stay consistently clean.
Industry solution · Airports
Large floors kept clean in 24/7 public operation.
Airports have vast terminal and concourse floors with public traffic around the clock and a high standard of cleanliness. An autonomous large-area scrubber runs those floors on schedule, quietly and safely among passengers, and logs every pass. werob picks the right robot vendor-neutrally and runs it for its whole life.
Industry solution · Airports
Clean terminals around the clock, without downtime.
Airport terminals and concourses often span several tens of thousands of square metres of floor, over which passengers and luggage move around the clock. A consistently high standard of cleanliness meets an operation that never stops and leaves barely a quiet window for cleaning. Scrubbing floors of that size by hand ties up a lot of staff who are hard to find. Autonomous large-area scrubbers take on that work on a fixed schedule and run even in public operation. They work quietly and safely among passengers, steer around people and luggage, and document coverage square metre by square metre. The floors stay clean around the clock without the operation having to pause.
Challenges at airports
24/7 operation
Public traffic runs around the clock and leaves barely a window without passengers.
High standard
An airport's appearance calls for visible cleanliness at all times.
Staff shortage
Cleaners for large floors on shifts are hard to find and to roster.
What your site gets
Large floors in public operation
- A fixed cleaning cadence across terminal and concourse
- Quiet operation among passengers
- Automatically avoids people and luggage
- Cleanliness around the clock without downtime
Documented coverage
- Automatic cleaning logs on every pass
- Coverage documented square metre by square metre
- Provable times and cleaned area
- Records exportable at the touch of a button
Vendor neutral
Recommended robots for airports
We are tied to no manufacturer and pick the robot that fits your terminal floors and passenger volume, not the one with the highest margin. A proven selection for large transport floors:
- CenoBots L50
- Gausium Scrubber 75
- Pudu MT1 Max
Common questions
- Can the robot run among passengers?
- Yes. The robots work quietly, often under 55 decibels, and the navigation recognises people and luggage and steers around them. That lets you clean terminal and concourse floors even in dense public operation without disrupting the passenger flow.
- Can one robot cover a terminal floor?
- Airports use large-area scrubbers built for tens of thousands of square metres. werob checks your actual floors and cadence in the spec and picks one or more robots that cover the area in 24/7 operation.
- How is coverage proven?
- The robot logs every pass with date, time and cleaned area and documents coverage square metre by square metre. These cleaning records can be exported, so coverage of the terminal floors is provable at any time.
- Who handles maintenance and wear parts?
- werob runs the robot for its whole life. Brushes, filters, cleaning fluid, software updates and maintenance run centrally through one point of contact, with no manufacturer hotlines. The robot stays ready in 24/7 operation without your team spending time on it.
Cleaning is a newly available werob solution. Hardware and cadence are representative; per-site scope and economics are set in your spec.
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Clean terminals around the clock, safe among passengers.
Describe your terminal floors and the cadence you want in plain language. First spec in 48 hours, first robot on site in eight weeks.