Solutions
Start from the task, not the machine
ERA organises commercial robotics around three operational problems. Each page sets out where automation genuinely fits, where it does not, and what we do to make it work.
Autonomous Floor Cleaning
Autonomous floor cleaning that survives contact with a real building
Hard-floor cleaning is the most automatable task in most facilities and the most frequently mis-specified. The machine is rarely the problem; the floor transitions, the congestion at 6pm and the person expected to empty the tank are. ERA scopes those first.
Explore this solutionDelivery & Hospitality Robotics
Delivery robotics for venues where walking distance is the real cost
In hospitality and care environments, staff spend a surprising share of every shift carrying things between two fixed points. That travel is repetitive, unskilled and relentless — and it is the part a robot handles well.
Explore this solutionInternal Logistics & Material Movement
Automate the repetitive internal move before automating the plant
Full warehouse automation is a capital programme. Most operations do not need one. They need a single repetitive transport loop — dock to staging, line to store, cage to consolidation — handled reliably, every shift.
Explore this solutionGrounds & Turf Care
Grounds and turf care without the weather window gamble
Large turf areas consume skilled grounds staff on work that is repetitive, weather-dependent and hard to schedule around events. Autonomous mowers and outdoor sweepers run on a fixed route, on time, regardless of who is on shift — provided the site is scoped properly first.
Explore this solutionStart 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.