KEENON Cleaning Robots at Work in More Than 70 Countries and Regions

Floor care is essential to the day-to-day operation of commercial facilities. KEENON cleaning robots are now at work in more than 70 countries and regions, serving commercial spaces of all kinds. To open the series, we’re taking a look at how the robots fit into everyday cleaning routines in ten different settings.

A Supermarket in France

KEENON robots are already at work in supermarkets worldwide. Loose leaves from the produce section, snack crumbs, and spills can land on the floor at any time. With carts constantly moving through the store, it’s hard to close off aisles for long during business hours.

KEENON cleaning robots make regular rounds through store aisles during business hours, moving safely between displays. They clear debris and spills promptly while keeping aisles open to shoppers.

A Shopping Mall in South Korea

KEENON robots also help keep shopping malls clean. Multiple floors, a mix of tenants, and long opening hours make it hard to keep every part of the mall clean.

Mall operators can schedule the robots to clean designated zones on each floor at set times, helping keep common areas consistently clean.

A Factory in Romania

A factory in Romania has deployed KEENON robots.Production leaves dust, debris, and scraps of raw materials across a large shop floor. Equipment and materials crowd the aisles, making manual sweeping slow.

KEENON cleaning robots navigate around equipment and materials as they sweep up dust and debris. Routine cleaning helps the factory maintain a clean shop floor as part of its 6S workplace organization and safety practices.

Transportation Hubs Around the World

KEENON robots work in airports, high-speed rail stations, and subway stations worldwide, including airports in Romania and Thailand. Passenger traffic comes in waves, leaving short windows for cleaning. Large concourses and intersecting passenger routes make floor care time-consuming and labor-intensive.

KEENON cleaning robots work during off-peak hours, covering large floor areas efficiently while navigating around passengers and luggage.

A Hospital in Germany

A hospital in Germany has deployed KEENON robots. Hospitals have strict hygiene requirements, and heavy foot traffic raises the risk of cross-contamination. Staff and patients use the corridors all day, and beds can come through at any time, leaving short windows for cleaning.

The cleaning robots maneuver around hospital beds and people as they carry out routine floor cleaning in common areas, easing the workload for hospital staff.

A School in the United States

KEENON robots also help with floor care in schools. Litter and crumbs build up quickly. When students fill the hallways between classes, cleaning crews have to wait for a quieter period.

During quieter periods, the cleaning robots clear debris and tackle floor stains in hallways and classrooms.

BMW Dealerships

Several authorized BMW dealerships use KEENON robots in their showrooms. Footprints, dust, and water spots stand out on glossy floor tiles. Repeated cleaning rounds can distract customers as they look at cars.

The cleaning robots work quietly in the background, keeping showroom floors clean and preserving the polished look of the space.

“Details matter every time a customer walks in, right down to the showroom floor.”

A Hotel in Mexico

KEENON robots are already at work in hotels around the world. Housekeeping teams often put guest rooms first, so lobbies and corridors can go longer between cleanings. Wet spots can go unnoticed and pose a slip hazard.

Housekeeping teams can schedule the robots to clean lobbies and corridors at set times. The robots use suction to remove water from the floor, helping reduce the risk of slips and freeing staff to focus on guest rooms.

A Museum in China

KEENON cleaning robots also work in museums and libraries. Museum visitors often follow long routes through interconnected galleries. Cleaning crews have to work quietly, protect the floors, and give visitors room to move.

The robots run quietly and adjust their routes around exhibits. They clean gently to protect floor finishes and keep galleries clean during visiting hours.

Residential and Office Buildings in Japan

KEENON robots handle floor care in apartment buildings, other residential properties, and office buildings. When foot traffic picks up, people track dust and grit into entrance halls, elevator lobbies, and corridors. Large common areas and irregular cleaning schedules make it hard to maintain consistent standards.

The robots automatically clean lobbies and other common areas at regular intervals, helping building teams standardize floor care and cut down on repetitive manual work.

KEENON cleaning robots also work in banks, amusement parks, pet stores, restaurants, and golf facilities.

By adapting its robots to the needs of each site, KEENON is making automated floor care practical for more types of commercial facilities.

In the next installment, we’ll look at how retailers use cleaning robots and where they make a difference in store operations.