Traditional Methods Fall Short: Introducing Robotic Efficiency in Floor Cleaning.

For decades, manual floor cleaning with machine scrubbers has been the industry standard. While effective, this approach presents limitations in terms of coverage, efficiency, and resource utilization.

According to the International Custodial Advisors Network (ICAN), a single custodian can manually clean approximately 310 square meters per hour. This traditional method poses significant limitations when scaling operations and optimizing cleaning schedules.

Disinfection robots utilizing ultraviolet (UVC) and hydrogen peroxide technologies constitute the most prevalent and desired robotics solutions currently employed worldwide. There is a growing demand for such robots in the Kingdom, following the mandate for UVC and/or hydrogen peroxide machines within Saudi Arabia's hospital disinfection processes, as outlined in the Ministry of Health's Infection Control Audit (clause 17.9). This mandate is critically emphasized ("red") and requires at least 80% compliance.

In the ever-evolving landscape of logistics, robots are stepping onto the scene, poised to revolutionize efficiency and productivity. Leading the charge are logistical robots, tirelessly optimizing workflows from the warehouse floor to the delivery truck. Robotic forklifts, the muscle of this robotic army, tirelessly navigate aisles, lifting and transporting palletized goods with unmatched precision and speed.

"Forward Robotics' air freshener robots autonomously cover expansive areas of up to 14,000 cubic meters, far surpassing stationary air fresheners currently on the market which typically cover only 4,000 to 6,000 cubic meters. Our robots deliver noticeable and tangible results, enhancing the atmosphere of your building with a refreshing touch. You can personalize fragrances to suit your preferences, adding a unique and personalized element to the experience."