When it comes to serving customers in hotels or restaurants, it is the ultimate guest experience that counts in the success of the operation. Typically, a hotel can have hundreds of guest rooms, board rooms, banquet halls, walkways, restaurants & clubs, gym, and recreational areas. The facilities team can have a huge task on hand in daily cleaning from one end to another and doing it almost 24x7x365 days. Imagine the costs incurred in having manual manpower to do these tasks daily. However, the emphasis post Covid-19 in hospitality isn`t just about making sure cleaning happens – it is about making sure it happens regularly and throughout the day. For example, the manual cleaner can be used for spot cleaning and areas such as corners, edges and under the furniture and this would enable every company to ward off negative energy and bring in positivity.

Government departments and ministries operate across the country providing all kinds of services related to the requirements of the citizens of the country. Whilst many Government services are administered electronically, there is still a need to ensure that working facilities remain safe and especially after Covid-19, the emphasis on regular cleaning has never been more important. The facilities team can have a huge task on hand in daily cleaning from one end to another and doing it almost 24x7x365 days. Imagine the costs incurred in having manual manpower to do these tasks daily. With Whiz the vacuuming robot, you can make the robot work 24x7x365 days.

Clinics, hospitals, and pharmacies prioritize cleanliness and air quality, with constant walk-ins from customers, patients, visitors, and suppliers. The facilities team faces a significant task of daily cleaning, which can be done 24x7x365 days. Whiz, a vacuum robot, can help with this by working 24x7x365 days due to its construction and rechargeable lithium-ion batteries. The robot can work autonomously, allowing manual manpower to focus on more sensitive areas like cleaning vertical objects and surfaces. Manual cleaners can be used for spot cleaning and areas like corners, edges, and under furniture, bringing positivity to the company. This automation solution can save costs and improve the overall cleanliness and experience for patients, visitors, and staff.

During the Covid-19 pandemic, schools and universities worldwide have shifted their focus to cleaning and disinfection. Large campuses with numerous classrooms, laboratories, libraries, staff rooms, and auditoriums can be overwhelming to maintain. To address this, SoftBank Robotics has developed the Whiz commercial robot, which can clean floors completely autonomously. The robot, built with replaceable lithium-ion rechargeable batteries, can work 24x7x365 days, allowing human resources to focus on more complex tasks. This allows for more efficient cleaning, such as cleaning vertical objects and surfaces, and can be used for spot cleaning in areas like corners and edges.

Banks typically have head offices and multiple branch offices to reach customers. Customer experience is crucial for maintaining loyalty, and maintaining clean floors is essential for customers, guests, and staff. The facilities team faces daily cleaning tasks, which can be costly. Automation can help by using Whiz the vacuuming robot, which can work 24x7x365 days due to its construction and rechargeable lithium-ion batteries. This allows the robot to work on sensitive points like vertical objects and surfaces, while manual cleaners can focus on spot cleaning and areas like corners and edges. This approach can bring positivity to businesses and improve customer experience.

In the post-Covid-19 world, retail establishments like shopping malls, supermarkets, hypermarkets, department stores, specialty stores, pharmacies, and boutiques face the challenge of maintaining cleanliness to provide a safe shopping experience for customers, guests, and staff members. With the high traffic in these establishments, daily cleaning is crucial, but manual manpower is expensive. Automation can help address this issue by using robots to clean atriums and walkways, which make up significant floor space. The Middle East, with its high density of shopping malls, has added to the strain on cleaning staff. Whiz, a vacuuming robot, can work 24x7x365 days due to its construction and rechargeable lithium-ion batteries. This allows the robot to work on more sensitive points, such as cleaning vertical objects and surfaces, while manual cleaners can be used for spot cleaning and areas like corners, edges, and under furniture. This approach can bring positivity to retail operations.