Area versus workload
Large floor areas lead to a high cleaning workload, and cleaning processes lack effective monitoring.
Warehouses & logistics
Warehouses carry both fine dust and solid debris across very large floors. C5 works continuously and covers up to 8,000 m² a day from a single station.
Typical zonesMain aislesStorage areasLoading and unloading docks
The problem
Oil, dust, footfall and the hours you can clean decide the plan before a model does.
Floor damage is irreversible
Large areas that are not cleaned promptly can suffer irreversible floor damage, raising long-term maintenance cost.
Coverage on shifts
Cleaning depends on shift patterns, so coverage stops when the shift does.
One setup for the daily cleaning loop
The machines, the zones they cover and the records that prove what happened.
- 01Main aislesScrubbing2 passes/dayC5
- 02Storage areasDust mopping / scrubbing1–2 passes/dayC5
- 03Loading and unloading docksScrubbing1 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.
Continuous large-area work
Scrubbing and dust mopping are scheduled to site conditions, running across the whole operating window.
Debris collected efficiently
The dual-roller brush design collects floor debris efficiently in the same pass.
Keeps working between refills
The docking station refills, drains and charges so the robot keeps working instead of waiting for staff.
Before and after
The same work, before and after, on the metrics that matter to this site.
| Metric | Manual cleaning | With BRAWN robots |
|---|---|---|
| Daily cleaned area | Manual coverage is limited | 6,000–8,000 m² per day |
| Continuity | Stops with the shift | Refilled by the docking station |
| Debris handling | Dependent on manual sweeping | Dual roller brushes collect in-pass |
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.
