Problem → Answer
Model comparison
Hotels need cleaning that guests do not notice and interiors that feel considered. These are the products we would shortlist by area, with the figure that matters most there.
| Area | Product | Key specification | Why it fits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Guest corridors | ACR-0350 | Under 60 dB, 60 cm aisles, 200 m²/h | Quiet enough for night routes near rooms. |
| Restaurants and lounges | ACR-0290 | 22.3 kg, 350 m²/h, self-service station | Reaches under tables; no daily water handling. |
| Lobbies and public areas | ACR-0520 | 6-in-1, ~1,197 m²/h scrubbing | Switches between vacuuming, scrubbing and dust-mopping with one tap. |
| Spa, wellness and clinics | ACR-0520V | 222 nm far-UVC, under 55 dB | Adds a supplementary hygiene step after cleaning. |
| Ballrooms and exhibition halls | ACR-0800 | Up to 4,000 m²/h, 140 L tank | Fast turnaround between events. |
| Convention centres with ad sales | ACR-0520M | 27" Full HD double-sided screen | Cleans during events and plays sponsor content. |
| Rooms, suites and public walls | EinkSmart frames | E-paper, no backlight | Art that reads like print and changes remotely. |
| Hotel exterior | AFR-1200 / AFR-1500 | Rope-suspended facade robots | Window and curtain-wall cleaning without rope-access crews. |
Robot figures from each product page. Carpet performance depends on pile height; send a sample photo with your enquiry.
Use cases
Most properties begin with one robot in one area, measure housekeeping hours and guest feedback, and then extend.
ACR-0350 vacuums guest corridors after 23:00 at under 60 dB, so housekeeping starts the morning with corridors done.
ACR-0290 cleans under tables after service and returns to its station to empty and refill itself.
ACR-0800 scrubs a ballroom or exhibition hall between bookings, shortening the turnaround window.
ACR-0520V adds far-UVC exposure along its route as a step after routine cleaning, not as a replacement for it.
EinkSmart e-paper frames rotate curated art across rooms and public areas without wiring or glare.
AFR-1200 cleans windows and curtain walls on low and mid-rise hotels; AFR-1500 covers towers.
Deployment path
Hotels never close, so the plan works around occupancy and guest flow rather than around the robot.
Floor types, carpet pile, corridor widths, lift access and housekeeping schedules.
Map which areas robots clean at night, which off-peak, and which stay manual.
Run for two to four weeks, track housekeeping hours and guest comments.
Housekeeping learns scheduling and station care in the app; alerts go to the duty manager.
Group-level reporting in the fleet cloud compares properties on the same basis.
Sizing checklist
A short property profile is enough for a first recommendation. These are the details that matter most.
Carpet pile height, stone, wood and tile areas, with approximate square metres for each.
Narrowest corridor, door widths and whether robots need to move between floors.
When guests sleep, when breakfast and events run, and which areas are always occupied.
How many ballroom or exhibition changeovers a week and the time available for each.
Clinics, spas or care areas where a far-UVC step would add value.
Rooms and walls for e-paper art, and who will curate and schedule the content.
FAQ
The ACR-0350 runs below 60 dB and the ACR-0520V below 55 dB. We still recommend testing on one floor first, because corridor acoustics and door seals vary between properties.
The ACR-0350, ACR-0440P and ACR-0520 families vacuum as well as scrub, so they handle mixed floors. Deep carpet extraction remains a separate job; send a photo of your carpet so we can confirm the right mode.
No. The ACR-0520V's 222 nm module adds a supplementary hygiene step after routine cleaning, and the light switches on only along the robot's path. Our UV disinfection robot guide explains what UV can and cannot do.
EinkSmart frames use e-paper, which reflects light like printed paper instead of glowing like a screen, and run for weeks on a battery. Art can be changed remotely across rooms and public areas.
Cleaning robots are usually assigned per floor or zone and moved by staff. If you need autonomous multi-floor movement, tell us your lift model and we will check integration.
They take over repetitive floor routes so staff can focus on rooms and guests. Our article Will cleaning robots replace human cleaners? covers what still needs a person.