Commercial Cleaning
Robotics for commercial cleaning contractors
Contractors carry the labour risk on someone else's floor plan. Automation is attractive precisely because it makes coverage predictable across sites and shifts — but only where the contract, the building and the client all allow it.
Workflow
Where it fits the contract
Machines take the large open-area coverage inside the cleaning window; crews keep detail work, amenities and periodics. Reported coverage data also gives you something concrete at contract review, rather than a debate about what was cleaned.
Constraints we check on site
- Client approval for equipment storage, charging and water access
- Contract scope and specification wording that permits mechanised cleaning
- Site access hours and security arrangements for unattended operation
- Portability if the contract term is shorter than the equipment life
Machines
Platforms suited to this environment
Commercial Cleaning Robot
PUDU SH1
Smart upright scrubber dryer for compact commercial spaces.
from A$5,999
Commercial Cleaning Robot
PUDU CC1
4-in-1 commercial cleaning robot for sweeping, scrubbing, vacuuming and mopping.
Pricing on request
Commercial Cleaning Robot
PUDU CC1 Pro
Pro-grade 4-in-1 cleaning robot for larger and more demanding commercial environments.
Pricing on request
Commercial Cleaning Robot
PUDU MT1 Max
Largest MT1 configuration — built for the biggest industrial cleaning workloads.
Pricing on request
Planning floor care for this sector? Compare ERA's commercial cleaning robots — autonomous scrubbers, sweepers and robotic vacuums supported across Australia and New Zealand.
Robots in action: videos & articles
News
People make robots work: client feedback on a BG1 deployment
Tom recognises John’s help on a BG1 deployment: a reminder that practical advice and people make commercial robotics work.
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Deployment
PUDU SH1 cleaning demonstration
The clip shows a staff-operated SH1 scrubbing the floor and recovering dirty water. A team member guides the machine; it is not autonomous.
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Deployment
PUDU MT1 & MT1 Max: the Auto-Empty Station in action
A 44-second look at automatic waste transfer and resumed cleaning, with practical guidance on optional accessories and facility setup.
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Deployment
PUDU MT1 in manufacturing: sweeping dust and woodchips
Video: the PUDU MT1 sweeping in a manufacturing setting, with practical considerations for debris, routes and site suitability.
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Deployment
PUDU MT1 Max outdoors: autonomous edge cleaning in action
Video: the PUDU MT1 Max cleaning along an outdoor edge, with site-planning considerations for facilities teams and cleaning contractors.
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Deployment
PUDU MT1 Vac in hospitality: autonomous carpet cleaning for hotels and venues
Video: the PUDU MT1 Vac vacuuming hospitality carpet autonomously, and where it fits in hotel and venue cleaning routines.
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How we implement it
Start with the building, not the brochure
A site assessment gives you a written view of what is viable, what it would cost and what would have to change. No obligation to proceed.