Automation for sports facilities

Spotless changing rooms, agile cafeteria and well-kept turf without overloading the team

SomeBots helps gyms, arenas, sports clubs and multi-sport centres automate common-area cleaning, cafeteria service and outdoor surface maintenance.

A C40 can keep changing rooms and common areas clean on schedule, while T8 supports the cafeteria and K1 maintains the lawn without an operator.

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

Does this sound familiar in your sports facility?

A sports facility concentrates brutal usage peaks: mornings, lunchtimes and evenings with changing rooms, studios and cafeteria all demanded at once by hundreds of members.

Changing rooms and wet zones need constant attention

Hygiene in changing rooms, showers and corridors is the most sensitive point for members and the hardest to sustain at peak times.

Footfall peaks concentrate all the work at once

Before and after work hours the facility fills up: cleaning, reception and cafeteria are stretched in the same time slots.

The club cafeteria runs on tray routes

Shakes, meals and tray collection between counter and tables consume the team exactly when most members are around.

Turf and outdoor areas demand maintenance hours

Pitches, gardens and green perimeters need regular mowing that today depends on staff or external services.

The answer is not more support staff. Repetitive cleaning and routes are work for robots.

Why this approach works in sports facilities

A member judges the facility by the changing rooms, the cleanliness of the studios and how well-kept everything is. Robots bring scheduled consistency exactly to those sensitive points.

Design before product

We start with routes, footfall slots, wet zones and outdoor surfaces before recommending one or several robots.

Robots linked to real tasks

C40, T8 and K1 each solve a different facility job, so the proposal avoids forcing one robot into every area.

Deployment with the facility open

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

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 facility

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

Frequently asked questions about sports facility robots

The C40 is designed for heavily used indoor floors, with sweeping, scrubbing, vacuuming and mopping. During the diagnosis we review your facility's specific wet zones to define where it can work autonomously and where another approach fits better.
Yes. Keenon robots integrate safe autonomous navigation designed to coexist with people. We also configure routes and schedules according to your facility's footfall slots to minimise interference.
No. The robot takes over repetitive cleaning, tray or mowing routes so the team can spend that time on member service, 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 facility 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 sports facility?

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

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