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building something that would last for generations. Though some say ‘I’ was also for Innovation, Inspiration, Ingenuity or the courage to be Intrepid.


From mechanical power to digital intelligence


What began as precision mechanical engineering became intelligent battery systems. Those became digitally connected platforms. Today, those platforms operate with autonomy, intelligence and data-driven decision making.


From the TASKI ULTIMAXX, a range of fully modular scrubber dryers representing adaptability at unprecedented scale – infinitely configurable for different environments – to the recent TASKI robots that unlock the potential of automated cleaning, extending coverage, delivering consistency and increasing safety. These solutions are not designed to replace people, but to work with them, enhancing productivity and allowing teams to focus on detail, safety and quality.


The TASKI Unplugged range includes several machines powered by advanced cordless technology, delivering speed, safety and uptime without the limitations of cables – no matter the requirement.


The TASKI AERO range offers versatile vacuum cleaner solutions – from flexible backpack and whisper quiet tub vacuums for daytime cleaning, to powerful uprights and highly productive ride-on machines for large areas and industrial environments.


Lastly, TASKI is the only brand that offers truly Integrated Cleaning Solutions. When you combine TASKI machines with Twister and TASKI chemicals, you achieve the ULTIMATE clean and shine – a complete system where machines, pads and chemistry are engineered to work as one.


TASKI across sectors and the real world


What ultimately defines TASKI is not only innovation in engineering, but impact in the real world. In healthcare, TASKI helps protect patients through consistent, measurable hygiene standards. In airports and transport hubs, its machines operate around the clock to keep


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millions of passengers moving safely. In retail and hospitality, they protect brand experience and first impressions. In education, they support safe learning environments. In logistics and manufacturing, they maintain productivity at an industrial scale.


This breadth of application is exactly why TASKI’s portfolio continues to expand. Rather than building ‘one-size-fits- all’ solutions, TASKI designs the true diversity of modern facilities. Every surface, every workflow and every risk profile is considered. The result is not simply equipment, but precisely tailored systems that integrate into the customer’s operation rather than disrupt it.


Where TASKI stands – and where it’s headed


At 70, TASKI stands as a pioneer of automated, digital and sustainable cleaning. Today’s machines are no longer just equipment – they are intelligent assets, connected to digital platforms that optimise performance and predict maintenance, with reduced total cost of ownership. Sustainability is no longer an ambition: it is engineered into how TASKI controls water, chemicals, energy and material use.


Lawrence Osborne, Global Marketing Director at TASKI, said: “70 years of TASKI is not just a celebration of longevity – it’s a celebration of purpose. Across seven decades, we’ve transformed cleaning from a mechanical task into a digital, sustainable and increasingly autonomous discipline. What makes this milestone so powerful is not what we’ve achieved, but what enables next. The future of cleaning will be smarter, more responsible and more connected than ever – and TASKI is engineering that future with confidence.”


Looking ahead, the future points to orchestration: human teams, autonomous machines and intelligent systems operating together in synchronised ecosystems. Robotics will become more adaptive. Digital intelligence will become more predictive. Sustainability will move deeper into circular manufacturing, smarter materials and lower- impact production.


TASKI is not just marking 70 years of history. It is engineering the future of clean, into 2026 and beyond.


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