Thousands of square metres to clean with the public inside
Corridors, central plazas and entrances need continuous cleaning throughout opening hours, not just at closing time.
Does this sound familiar in your shopping centre?
A shopping centre is a huge surface that never stops receiving visitors. Cleaning, logistics and campaign communication repeat daily and compete for the same staff.
Cleaning teams cannot be everywhere at once
A spill in one area pulls the team while other zones wait, and visitor perception suffers.
Dock-to-store logistics is invisible but constant
Merchandise, consumables and campaign materials move daily through service areas and shared routes.
Centre campaigns compete with visual noise
Events, offers and news announced on fixed media that visitors overlook among shop windows.
The answer is not more shifts. The repetitive routes of a large facility are work for robots.
Robotic employees for shopping centres
Which robots can work in your shopping centre
These are the most common robotic solutions for shopping centres and malls.
Keenon C40
Autonomous cleaning of large common areas
For corridors, plazas, food courts and entrances with scheduled cleaning even during opening hours.
Four-in-one sweeping, scrubbing, vacuuming and mopping with separated clean and dirty water for consistent, measurable hygiene.
View C40
Keenon S100
Internal logistics between docks and stores
For moving merchandise, consumables and campaign materials on repetitive routes through service areas.
Up to 100 kg of capacity to release staff from heavy, repetitive transfers.
View S100
Keenon T10
Promotion and events in walkways
For announcing campaigns, events and offers in motion through the busiest areas of the centre.
Large screen for promotion and sampling with the safe autonomous navigation of the Keenon family.
View T10We validate routes, footfall patterns, floors, lifts, loading docks and coexistence with the public before recommending any deployment.
Why this approach works in shopping centres
A shopping centre needs constant, visible cleaning, discreet logistics and campaigns that get seen. Robots deliver scheduled, measurable routes without interfering with the shopping experience.
Design before product
We start with routes, footfall by time slot, service areas and repetitive tasks before recommending one or several robots.
Robots linked to real tasks
C40, S100 and T10 each solve a different centre job, so the proposal avoids forcing one robot into every area.
Deployment with the centre 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 interrupting activity
1Operational diagnosis
2Robot and route configuration
3Launch with the centre open
4Technical support and usage review
Frequently asked questions about shopping centre robots
Yes. Keenon robots integrate safe autonomous navigation designed to coexist with people in high-traffic commercial environments. During the diagnosis we configure routes and schedules according to each zone's footfall.
It depends on the model and the centre's 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.
No. The robot takes over the longest repetitive routes so the team can focus on detailed touch-ups, incidents 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 centre in operation, and afterwards provide local support and maintenance in Spain and Portugal, with technical service in the Madrid region.
We also deploy robots in other sectors
Want to see how this would fit in your shopping centre?
We prepare an initial diagnosis in less than 48 hours. No forced commercial visit, no commitment and no generic catalogue: only your surface, your routes and the tasks that make sense to automate.
We only need to understand your operation. You decide if we continue.