Autonomous scrubber and cleaning robots for commercial, industrial and public spaces – selected and integrated vendor-independently.
Cleaning robots handle the recurring cleaning of large floor areas autonomously – reliably, documented and around the clock. Veyra selects the right scrubber or cleaning robot for your areas, floor types and workflows vendor-independently, and supports you from needs analysis through pilot operation to integration.
Employees are freed from monotonous area cleaning and can focus on demanding tasks.
Reproducible cleaning results with complete documentation and area proof – ideal for audits and hygiene requirements.
Predictable costs and high area performance; ROI is calculated transparently in the project.
Safe navigation during operation or at night – with person and obstacle detection.
Cleaning robots are suitable wherever large, drivable floor areas need to be cleaned regularly.
Keep hall floors in distribution centers and warehouses permanently clean.
Clean production halls and workshops efficiently and with documentation.
Clean sales floors and markets autonomously during off-peak hours.
Reliably maintain large, high-traffic public areas.
Regularly clean foyers, corridors and open-plan areas.
Clean clinics, authorities and public facilities with hygiene proof.
Our product portfolio
A current selection from our vendor-neutral portfolio. Together, we determine which system fits your application.
InMotion Robotic
PUMA M20 Protector by inMotion Robotic (Frankfurt): autonomous wheel-leg patrol robot with onboard AI, thermal PTZ, and the GDPR-compliant Protector suite — 24/7 perimeter security for logistics, energy, and critical infrastructure. Made in Europe.
Aeolus Robotics
The Aeolus AeoBot is a service robot with dual arms, AI-driven autonomy, and fused vision, audio, and touch sensing—built for demanding work in dynamic environments.
Enchanted Tools
Mirokaï by Enchanted Tools: a characterful service robot with two arms, an expressive animated face, and a patented ball-based mobility platform — for reception, hospitality, and healthcare.
These are the figures that determine whether a cleaning robot fits your floors. We check each one against your floor plan, surface type and shift pattern.
m² per hour
hours per charge
centimetres
decibels (dB)
brush pressure & tank capacity
LiDAR, 3D cameras, SLAM
The right method depends on your flooring and the type of soiling — many systems combine several.
Scrubber-dryers apply water and detergent, lift soiling with rotating brushes or pads, and vacuum the dirty water straight back up. The default for sealed hard floors in logistics, manufacturing and retail.
Sweepers pick up coarse debris, dust and tyre marks dry. The right choice in production and warehouse halls where moisture is a problem, or where coarse dirt has to come up first.
Vacuum robots handle carpet and textile flooring — office floors, hotels and conference areas — wherever wet cleaning is not an option.
Combination units sweep and scrub in a single pass. They pay off where soiling is mixed, but cost more to buy and to maintain.
Whether a cleaning robot pays for itself depends far less on the purchase price than on the relationship between floor area, shift pattern and what cleaning costs you today. A realistic calculation includes electricity, water, detergent, wear parts such as brushes and pads, and servicing alongside the capital cost. We set purchase, leasing and rental side by side and model the payback against your actual floor area and labour costs — not against generic sample figures.
Specific pricing, payback periods and throughput figures depend on the project and are stated per system in the quotation.
A cleaning robot (e.g. a scrubber robot) cleans floor areas autonomously: it navigates on its own, avoids obstacles and documents the cleaned areas.
Especially for large, continuous, drivable hard floors from several thousand square meters – e.g. in logistics, production, retail or public buildings.
No. Cleaning robots take over recurring area cleaning; staff focus on detail and special cleaning. The combination is the most economical.
Veyra is vendor-independent: we select the system that fits your requirements from the market and support selection, pilot and integration.
With a short needs analysis of your areas and workflows. From this we derive suitable systems and a pilot operation.
We analyze your areas and recommend the right solution vendor-independently – including a pilot operation.
Where autonomous floor cleaning delivers the greatest impact – an overview of typical deployment environments. The images are AI-generated symbolic visuals.
High-footfall public areas: autonomous night cleaning of large terminals, documented area performance for SLA evidence and reliable person detection in mixed operation. Area performance is project-dependent (as of 07/2026 – please verify).
A reproducible cleaning result with complete area documentation for hygiene audits. The robot handles floor cleaning; patient-contact surfaces and detail cleaning deliberately stay with staff.
Cleaning at off-peak times or after closing without customer contact, gleaming sales floors as a brand impression, and short charging cycles between opening hours.
Large drivable hard floors over several thousand square metres: dust and tyre-abrasion binding for occupational safety, operating alongside industrial trucks with dynamic obstacle avoidance.
Robust systems for oil and dust soiling, ramp and incline capability, and autonomous night shifts in dimly lit, GPS-free environments thanks to LiDAR navigation.
Cleaning during ongoing shift operation, integration into existing cleaning schedules, and a project-specific review of environmental and safety requirements.
