Robotics for large facilities

Robots for large facilities that automate routes, cleaning and internal logistics

In retail, shopping centres, warehouses and light industry, scale turns simple tasks into hours of movement: moving materials, cleaning large areas, replenishing internal routes or supporting repetitive delivery points.

SomeBots evaluates metres travelled, load, aisle width, coexistence with customers and shifts before defining which robot delivers real operational value.

Internal transport Large-area cleaning Repetitive routes
Large facility use case video
Keenon robotics

The larger the facility, the more expensive every manual route becomes

In large spaces, productivity is lost in journeys that seem small but repeat many times a day. Floor cleaning, material movement, click & collect support and internal replenishment need continuity without adding more physical load to the team.

Accumulated distance

Staff spend time on internal journeys repeated between warehouse, sales floor, docks, aisles, technical areas or delivery points.

Large-area cleaning

Extensive floors need frequency, consistency and coverage without depending only on manual interventions.

Loads and replenishment

Materials, boxes, consumables and small orders move along predictable routes that can be partially absorbed by robotics.

Shared spaces

The solution must coexist with customers, workers, carts, pallet trucks, technical zones and changing density throughout the day.

Automation creates value when it is applied to stable routes, measurable surfaces and repetitive tasks that consume operational staff availability.

Automation focused on continuity and operational safety

In large facilities, the robot must remain useful even when the environment changes: customers, carts, pallets, cleaning teams, maintenance and replenishment share routes. That is why deployment is designed by zone, schedule and use case.

Zoning

We divide the facility by area type, people density, floor condition and operational priority.

Load and route

Moving 5 kg is not the same as moving 100 kg; the robot is defined by the real route and effort.

Operating windows

We align cleaning and logistics with opening, closing, replenishment, lower traffic and internal shifts.

Scalability

Deployment can grow by zone if the first routes show usefulness and adoption.

How we make it operational

1Map routes, floors and density
2Select robot by load, width and frequency
3Configure routes, stops and schedules
4Run a zone pilot and expand progressively

Frequently asked questions about robots for large facilities

It depends on the model and the facility layout. During the diagnosis we measure zones, obstacles and time slots to size how many robots are needed and on which routes, with no commitment.
Yes. Keenon robots integrate safe autonomous navigation designed to coexist with people and daily activity. We configure routes and schedules according to each facility's operation.
No. The robot takes over the longest repetitive routes so the team can focus on incidents, details and tasks that require human judgement.
It depends on the models, the number of units and the areas to cover, which is why we do not publish fixed prices. After the free diagnosis you receive a tailored proposal, and we offer financing options with insurance.
We support the diagnosis, configuration and launch with the facility in operation, and afterwards provide local support and maintenance in Spain and Portugal, with technical service in the Madrid region.

Which repetitive routes do your teams travel every day?

We analyse cleaning, internal transport, replenishment, facility management and logistics support to design a realistic deployment.

Consultative diagnosis for retail, shopping centres, light industry and large facilities.

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