Cut floor-care labor 30–60%.

Autonomous sweepers and scrubbers that run your floors on a fixed schedule and report when the job is done. Built for facilities with 30,000+ sq ft of hard floor cleaned most days — below that, we'll tell you it doesn't pencil.

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An MT1 sweeper in a pallet racking aisle — MT1 in a pallet racking aisle.

01 — Why the old model keeps breaking

The problem was never that you don't need clean floors.

Overnight floor care is the hardest work to staff and the hardest to inspect. You hire, train, hope people show up, check the results by hand, and start over when they leave. The floors are the same every night. The process around them is what's unreliable.

Why the old cleaning model is breaking 5:28

02 — The fleet

Two machines. Each scoped honestly.

One sweeps dry debris off hard floors. One washes. Neither does both, and we don't pretend otherwise.

MT1 — Autonomous Sweeper

The warehouse workhorse

Dry sweeping for dust, dirt, packaging debris, pallet splinters and wrappers across large, contiguous hard floors: sealed slab, epoxy, big open bays.

Throughput	About 19,400 sq ft per hour
Coverage	Up to 1,000,000 sq ft per venue
Bin	35L bin with trash recognition
Runtime	4–8 hours per charge
Docking	Charges at a dock you place anywhere. No water, no plumbing.
Does not	Wash, scrub or mop

CC1 — 4-in-1 Companion

Where the floor needs washing

Sweeps, scrubs, vacuums and mops, with automatic refill and drain. Built for healthcare, schools, lobbies, corridors, food service and mixed surfaces.

Throughput	7,500–10,750 sq ft per hour
Modes	Sweep · Scrub · Vacuum · Mop
Water	15L clean + 15L waste, auto refill and drain
Role	The wet-work partner to the MT1 in large facilities
Pace	Slower than the MT1, because it's washing
Does not	Restrooms, or tight spaces under racking

03 — Where it fits, where it doesn't

Read this before you book anything.

If your floor is on the right-hand list, we'll say so on the first call rather than after a walk-through.

Fits

✓Large, contiguous hard floors cleaned most days
✓Works the aisles between racking. Doesn't go under it.
✓Sealed slab, epoxy, quarry tile, big open bays
✓Dry debris: dust, packaging, splinters, wrappers, sand
✓Overnight or off-shift cleaning on a fixed schedule
✓30,000+ sq ft of floor to keep the machine busy

Doesn't fit

✗Driving under racking, or between pallets standing on the floor
✗Restrooms and tight detail work
✗Real-time spill response during operating hours
✗Floors wet by nature — the MT1 is the wrong machine
✗Floors cleaned only once or twice a week

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04 — The mechanism

Same job. A process you can verify.

This isn't robot versus human. It's an unreliable process versus a verified one, and your best people move to the work that needs judgment.

Map the facility. Drag-and-drop, no surveyor.

Deploy the MT1, and the CC1 where wet work is needed.

A supervisor oversees the operation.

Cleaning runs on a fixed schedule.

A digital report confirms completion.

What it replaces

Hire → train for weeks → hope they show up → inspect by hand → repeat when they leave

05 — Before you ask

Five questions, answered honestly, including where this isn't a fit.

Will it work with my facility as-is?

The MT1 docks at a charging station you place wherever's convenient. Mapping is drag-and-drop. No plumbing changes.

Is the investment justified?Read this

Compare it against your recurring floor-care labor, not against zero. On a floor that's too small to keep the machine busy, it costs more than the crew, and we'll say so on the walk-through. That's why the assessment uses your real hours.

Will my team push back?

Position it as redeployment. The overnight sweeping shift becomes a supervisor role, and your best cleaners go to the rooms, restrooms and detail work only people can do.

Can my team actually run it?

It's designed to be run by your own supervisor, and we train them.

Will it work in my environment?See limits

Best fit: large, contiguous hard floors cleaned most days. The MT1 dry-sweeps only: no scrubbing, no mopping, no real-time spill response. The CC1 adds the wet work. Not restrooms, not under racking. If it's not a fit, you'll hear it from us first.

Book my 60-minute assessment → Or call 773-974-9363.

06 — On the floor

Machines working in buildings like yours.

Real installations, not showroom shots.

A CC1 scrubber working a concourse beside an operator with a tablet — CC1 on a transport concourse. Operator walking the route with a tablet.

A CC1 scrubber working between library shelving — CC1 between shelving in a library. Tight aisles, no operator attached.

Ready for your real numbers?

The Facility Automation Assessment takes about 60 minutes. We walk your actual space, confirm your real hours and floor types, and hand you a written report. No obligation. If it doesn't pencil, the report says so.

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RoboSmart staff and facility team with a CC1 scrubber — A machine handed over to the team that runs it.

Cut floor-care labor 30–60%.

The problem was never that you don't need clean floors.