Automation for shops and supermarkets

Well-served customers while the robot cleans, promotes and moves stock for you

SomeBots helps shops, supermarkets and retail chains automate in-aisle promotion, daily floor cleaning and internal replenishment routes without closing for a single minute.

A T10 can move through the store showing promotions on its large screen, while C40 and S100 cover the cleaning and stock movement that currently consumes the team.

Consultative diagnosis Local integration and support Physical robots + AI agents
Service robot in operation video
Keenon robotics

Does this sound familiar in your store?

In retail, margin is decided in the details: a spotless floor, visible promotions and on-time replenishment. All of it demands routes that repeat every day.

Cleaning competes with customer service

Aisles, entrance and checkout areas need constant attention exactly when the store is busiest.

Promotions go unnoticed in the aisle

Static signage customers no longer look at, and campaigns that depend on the team having time to explain them.

Replenishment steals selling hours

The team travels back and forth between stockroom and shelf with carts and boxes while customers wait unattended.

Footfall peaks break any schedule

Weekends, sales and campaigns concentrate cleaning, replenishment and customer service into the same few hours.

It is not a team attitude problem. It is a problem of how many repetitive routes fit into one shift.

Why this approach works in retail

A store does not need technology that gets in the customer's way. It needs predictable, safe help that keeps the floor spotless and promotions visible while the team serves and sells.

Design before product

We start with routes, footfall patterns, aisle width and repetitive tasks before recommending one or several robots.

Robots linked to real tasks

T10, C40 and S100 each solve a different store job, so the proposal avoids forcing one robot into every area.

Deployment with the store open

The rollout is planned around active operation: charging points, staff routines and safe coexistence with the public.

Local commercial and technical support

SomeBots accompanies the diagnosis, configuration, launch and support phase in Spain and Portugal.

How SomeBots deploys it without closing the store

1Operational diagnosis
2Robot and route configuration
3Launch with the store open
4Technical support and usage review

Frequently asked questions about retail robots

Yes. Keenon service robots integrate safe autonomous navigation designed to coexist with people in commercial environments. During the diagnosis we validate aisles, footfall and routes to configure paths and schedules suited to your store.
The T10 has a large screen designed for promotion and sampling: it can move through high-traffic areas showing offers and campaigns in motion, reaching customers who no longer look at static signage.
No. The robot takes over repetitive cleaning, promotion and replenishment routes so the team can spend that time on service and sales, where it adds the most value.
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 store in operation, and afterwards provide local support and maintenance in Spain and Portugal, with technical service in the Madrid region.

Want to see how this would fit in your store?

We prepare an initial diagnosis in less than 48 hours. No forced commercial visit, no commitment and no generic catalogue: only your floor, your routes and the tasks that make sense to automate.

We only need to understand your operation. You decide if we continue.