Let robots clean
your parking areas and walkways.
The robot cleans along configured routes where leaves and dust accumulate.
It helps with routine surface cleaning so people can focus on detailed work.
Everyday Operational Challenges
Leaves and dust keep coming back.
Clean Areas Get Dirty Again
Windblown leaves and dust settle on walkways and around entrances again and again.
Large Areas Take Time to Clean
Sweeping parking areas and community walkways can leave little time for stairs and corners.
Cleaning Needs to Fit Around Foot Traffic
Cleaning areas and schedules need to account for residents and moving vehicles.
Scheduled sweeping
in designated areas.
01 Set Cleaning Areas & Schedules
Define the areas to clean, such as walkways, plazas, and underground parking garages, and set working hours.
02 Sweep with Brushes
The robot follows its route, using brushes to sweep up leaves, dust, and other debris.
03 Check Cleaning Progress
Staff check cleaning results and adjust routes and operating hours as needed.
Robots cover large areas.
People handle the details.
While the robot helps with routine surface cleaning, staff can focus on stairs, corners, and other areas that need hands-on attention. Areas that get dirty frequently can be cleaned at intervals throughout the day.
What We Check Before Deployment
We assess surface materials, slopes and level changes, pedestrian and vehicle traffic, and types of dirt and debris to determine where the robot can clean.
Stairs, tight corners, and stubborn dirt require separate cleaning. Coverage and results vary with site conditions.
One robot,
multiple tasks tailored to your site
Equip one robot with the modules that suit your operating environment to meet the needs of different sites.
Base Platform
The Feasix mobile robot platform moves through indoor and outdoor areas. It supports tasks that require moving around a site to check conditions, such as parking monitoring and patrols.
Cleaning Module
Two circular brushes extend outward to quickly sweep up dust and debris across a wide path.
Snow Removal Module
A large roller brush covers the full working width at the front for intensive snow removal.
Putting Modules to Work
From Cleaning to the Next Task
Switch task modules to use the same robot for patrols or snow removal.
Some images are AI-generated illustrations intended to explain the service. They do not show actual deployments or serve as evidence of validated performance.
Which areas of your community could a robot clean?
Tell us which areas need cleaning, your current cleaning schedule, and the types of dirt and debris that tend to accumulate.
We will assess which surfaces the robot can clean and which finishing tasks people will handle.