What cleaning robot fleets need from field service
Cleaning robots live in water, chemicals, dust, and foot traffic. Squeegees, brushes, pads, filters, and hoses wear on a schedule; sensors and cameras need cleaning to keep navigation reliable; tanks, valves, and fill stations need inspection; batteries and chargers age. Most fleet issues are physical and predictable, which makes them a good fit for a scheduled maintenance program with break/fix behind it.
