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Application cases
Compare representative home, pet, office and hospitality deployments by model, environment and operating workflow.
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12 cases
Home application
Whole-home cleaning across mixed flooring
- Challenge
- Frequent dust, pet hair and several room types require different cleaning frequencies without moving the dock between floors.
- Deployment
- Room labels, no-go zones and separate schedules were configured around one primary floor, with a second charging point reserved for occasional use.
- Outcome
- A repeatable daily route covers the main living areas, while edge passes and threshold handling reduce manual follow-up around transitions.
Home application
Daily care for main living areas
- Challenge
- The owner wanted a compact daily routine without running the robot through bedrooms every day.
- Deployment
- Living, dining and hallway zones were scheduled for daily cleaning, while bedrooms received a separate twice-weekly route.
- Outcome
- The apartment keeps a predictable daily rhythm and the smaller dock footprint fits the utility area beside the kitchen.
Home application
Pet-zone cleaning in a family apartment
- Challenge
- Hair accumulated around the dog bed and sofa faster than the weekly manual routine could manage.
- Deployment
- The pet zone and living room were scheduled daily, with a deeper whole-home route twice per week and an odor filter installed at handover.
- Outcome
- The dual anti-tangle brush and dedicated pet-zone schedule make daily hair pickup easier to maintain between deeper cleans.
Commercial application
After-hours cleaning for an open-plan office
- Challenge
- The daytime cleaning window is limited by staff movement and recurring meeting-room use.
- Deployment
- Primary aisles and shared areas were mapped into an after-hours route, with restricted zones around cable trays and loose floor items.
- Outcome
- The operating team receives a documented route and handover checklist, making night-shift coverage easier to repeat and review.
Hospitality application
Guest-area cleaning around occupancy
- Challenge
- The lobby and corridor routes remain in use for much of the day, and noisy equipment is poorly suited to guest hours.
- Deployment
- Public corridors were mapped by zone, with quieter early-morning windows and restricted access around the breakfast service.
- Outcome
- Hotel staff can deploy a controlled route during lower-occupancy windows while retaining clear responsibility for exceptions and dock care.
Commercial application
Multi-floor pilot before fleet expansion
- Challenge
- The facilities team needed evidence from one floor before committing robots, docks and staff time to the full site.
- Deployment
- A single-floor pilot connected one unit to the fleet dashboard, with route, fault and service records reviewed at the end of the trial.
- Outcome
- The deployment plan can expand only after route coverage, intervention patterns and dock workload are understood by the operating team.
Home application
Compact daily cleaning in a studio
- Challenge
- Limited storage and low furniture clearance make a large dock or tall robot difficult to place.
- Deployment
- The dock was placed beside a hallway cabinet, and the main open area was scheduled for a daily hard-floor pass.
- Outcome
- The 88 mm body reaches the open space beneath the bed frame, while the compact dock keeps the cleaning station out of the living area.
Home application
Mixed-floor care for a family apartment
- Challenge
- The family needed more frequent living-room cleaning without a separate manual routine for hard floors and low-pile rugs.
- Deployment
- Living and kitchen zones run daily, bedrooms run weekly, and mop water flow is adjusted for sealed hard flooring.
- Outcome
- Separate room schedules make the routine easier to manage, and the auto-empty dock reduces daily handling between cycles.
Home application
Daily hair control in a pet-friendly home
- Challenge
- Hair moved between the living room, hallway and bedrooms, and the manual routine did not cover busy areas often enough.
- Deployment
- Living and hallway zones were scheduled daily, bedrooms twice weekly, and the anti-tangle brush was checked on a fixed maintenance routine.
- Outcome
- The smaller H1 platform keeps daily cleaning focused on the highest-shedding areas while leaving deeper room passes for a separate schedule.