Anyone can sell a pilot. The proof that matters is what's still cleaning years later — adopted by the crew, supported by our U.S. team, and reporting results every day. These are deployments that didn't end up in a corner.
Marketed coverage rates don't survive contact with a real building — and buyers know it. The evidence that converts is sustained usage and longevity, measured account by account.
Accounts deployed since 2022 are still cleaning daily — years of continuous, adopted use, not a one-time demo.
Days-in-use, tasks per week, and area-cleaned trends per account — proof of habit, tracked over time.
Tickets resolved, response and resolution times, on-site dispatch — the Copilot safety net behind every robot.
Downtime avoided and machine lifespan extended through proactive, scheduled preventive service.
Filter by industry to see how Cobotiq performs in environments like yours. Every account is anonymized — the numbers are real.
A single-building pilot that became a campus-wide fleet. It still runs every academic year — student-facing spaces cleaned overnight, the crew redeployed to detail work that needs a human.
“We expected to babysit them. Three years on, they just run — and our team finally has time for the work that actually needs a person.”
Infection-control standards leave no room for an off night. A multi-robot fleet holds consistent coverage across patient-adjacent corridors, seven days a week, with documented completion reporting for EVS leadership.
“Consistency is everything in our world. The reporting alone changed how we talk about clean with our regulators.”
A 24/7 terminal can't pause for floor care. Autonomous scrubbers run between passenger waves across multiple concourses — and four years in, they're still part of the daily operation, not a retired experiment.
“Our concourses never close, so neither does the cleaning. It quietly became infrastructure.”
One deployment SOP, repeated store after store. Sales-floor aisles are cleaned before open, so associates start the day on the floor with customers — not behind a machine.
“We needed something we could template across regions. Same process, same result, every store.”
Long, repetitive aisles are exactly where autonomy earns its keep. Robots run the main floor on the overnight window so forklift-busy daytime crews stay focused on throughput.
“The floors are cleaner than when we did it by hand — and nobody has to give up a shift to make it happen.”
Tenant experience lives and dies on consistency. A property-management portfolio standardized lobby and common-area cleaning across towers, with Copilot reporting rolled up for asset managers.
“Tenants notice consistency, not effort. The robots give us that — and the dashboard gives me proof for ownership.”
A district facing a chronic custodial-labor shortage held the line on clean without cutting headcount — robots absorb the repetitive gym and hallway floor care so staff cover what machines can't.
“We weren't replacing people. We were giving the people we have a fighting chance to keep up.”
One of our earliest deployments — and still one of our busiest. Four years of preventive service later, the original fleet is still on the floor, a direct answer to 'what happens after the warranty?'
“The machines we started with are still working. That's the whole argument, right there.”
We protect our customers' confidentiality — but the voices are real, from the people who run these floors every day.
Most vendors disappear after the install. Cobotiq is the first partner that stayed.
When something goes wrong, a U.S. person picks up. That alone is worth it.
The robots didn't replace my crew — they freed them up. Morale actually went up.
Tell us your industry, your square footage, and your shifts. We'll show you the deployment that fits — and the proof from facilities like yours.
