Real-time maintenance
High-visibility areas need to look clean at any moment, not just after the morning shift.
Offices & corporate buildings
Lobbies and corridors are the most visible surfaces in a building, and the floor materials are not forgiving. C2 wet-mops quietly; C5 takes the large public areas at night.
Typical zonesLobby (up to 800 m²)CorridorsOffice public areasLarge public floors
The problem
Oil, dust, footfall and the hours you can clean decide the plan before a model does.
Peak-hour demand
Peak hours create concentrated cleaning demand while core areas must stay available to tenants.
Materials and image
High-end surfaces are difficult to maintain, and a poor cleaning image does not match the building.
One setup for the daily cleaning loop
The machines, the zones they cover and the records that prove what happened.
- 01Lobby (up to 800 m²)Continuous wet mopping4 passes/dayC2
- 02CorridorsWet mopping or vacuum-sweeping2 passes/dayC2
- 03Office public areasWet mopping4 passes/dayC2
- 04Large public floorsOvernight scrubbing1 pass/dayC5
Zone-based tasksZones scheduled by frequency
Digital managementTasks, coverage and anomalies stay traceable
Our approach
Three choices that change how the site runs.
One unit, several floor conditions
C2 combines vacuum-sweeping, scrub-sweeping and wet mopping, handling the range of surfaces found in a lobby.
Detects the floor material
Deep-learning algorithms adjust the cleaning mode to the floor material automatically.
No odour, less intervention
The docking station provides automatic dust collection and mop drying, reducing manual intervention and preventing odour.
Zone-by-zone plan
Zone by zone, in the order the site actually runs them.
Before and after
The same work, before and after, on the metrics that matter to this site.
| Metric | Manual cleaning | With BRAWN robots |
|---|---|---|
| Cleaning frequency | Patrol-based manual cleaning | Continuous wet mopping |
| Noise during the day | Daytime cleaning disturbs offices | Quiet wet mopping, no disturbance |
| Moving between floors | Equipment carried by staff | Docking station plus lift control |
Comparison figures are typical-scenario estimates from the solution handbook, not client measurements.
How it is delivered
From the first survey to a running fleet: the same four steps on every project.
Site survey
A walk-through of areas, surfaces, obstacles, lift and access-control conditions, plus the plumbing available for a docking station.
Configuration and estimate
Model mix, zone plan, cleaning frequency and consumable estimate. A labour comparison is included only when the customer supplies a reliable baseline; the current answer set has no verified before-and-after labour case.
Deployment plan
Staging plan, charging and docking positions, network and lift integration scope, and a training schedule for the operating team.
Remote diagnosis
The cloud platform reports equipment status and faults, and self-check covers sensors, motors and the main controller. Partners receive remote technical support for genuine product faults; site-network, water or drainage problems remain site responsibilities.
Adjacent scenarios
The next scenarios in the line.
