Floor & transitions
Indoor surfaces, thresholds, mat zones and transitions to outdoor areas determine which routes can be approved technically.
Garden-centre application
Cleaning robots for garden centres and garden retail
Garden centres have broad sales routes but also dirt profiles shaped by soil, sand, plant material and transitions to outdoor zones. Autonomous cleaning is most suitable on sufficiently level, connected indoor floors with stable travel routes.
Typical areasIndoor retail, main routes, entrances
Key requirementSoil, sand & changing layouts
Relevant modelsMira, Beetle, Omnie
Application profile
Planning tracked-in dirt and retail operation together
Seasonal products change route layouts while soil, sand, leaves and moisture are tracked in from outdoor areas. The dirt profile therefore has more influence on model choice than raw floor area alone.
Indoor zones dominated by dry loose debris can require different technology from hard floors that need regular scrubbing. Outdoor surfaces, slopes and weather-exposed routes are assessed separately.
Planning criteria
What to assess in a garden centre
Dirt profile
Soil, sand, plant debris and moisture need to be assessed by volume and cleaning method before choosing a model.
Seasonal layout change
Promotional stock, plant islands and seasonal reconfiguration change main routes and require manageable route updates.
Indoor versus outdoor
Suitability for a level indoor floor is not automatic approval for outdoor surfaces, ramps or weather-dependent areas.
Model selection
Which cleaning robot fits this environment?
The right model depends on layout, floor type, dirt profile and operating window. These FrisiLogix models are particularly relevant for this application.
For midsize hard-floor sales routes
Gausium Mira
Mira combines dry-debris pickup with subsequent scrubbing on connected hard floors.
View Gausium Mira
For larger dry indoor floors with loose debris
Gausium Beetle
Beetle is relevant where dry dirt, dust and loose material dominate on larger level indoor surfaces.
View Gausium Beetle
For large dynamic indoor retail floors
Gausium Omnie
Omnie is relevant for expansive, high-traffic indoor areas that need multiple cleaning modes.
View Gausium Omnie
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Commissioning
From on-site assessment to day-to-day operation
- 01
Assess indoor sales floors, surfaces, transitions, dirt profile and seasonally stable main routes
- 02
Separate zones by dry sweeping need, wet cleaning need and unsuitable outdoor or transition areas
- 03
Test Mira, Beetle or Omnie in a representative indoor area during normal retail operation
- 04
Configure routes and daily-care routines, then update maps and approved routes when major seasonal layouts change
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On-site test
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