ROBOTICS & AUTOMATION: ADVERTORIAL
Transforming the landscape of robotic cleaning
Here, we learn more about ICE Co-Botics Next Gen.
Following the highly anticipated launch of the ICE Co- Botics Next Gen range in March 2025, ICE is celebrating a landmark rollout. These advanced robotic machines are currently transforming cleaning operations across a multitude of sectors. From the high-pressure environment of retail shopping centers to the pristine requirements of corporate offices, the Next Gen range is more than just an evolution – it is a complete redefinition of what is possible in both indoor and outdoor robotic cleaning.
Innovation in motion
The Next Gen range features 12 machines, each engineered to meet the rising demand for smarter, more efficient and sustainable cleaning technology. Powered by advanced artificial intelligence (AI) driven systems, these robots are built to work seamlessly alongside human teams, boosting productivity, consistency and performance across a wide variety of environments.
From compact, agile units perfect for tight indoor spaces to robust outdoor machines built for large, challenging surfaces, the Next Gen Co-Botics range offers a solution for every challenge.
The versatility of the ICE Co-Botics Next Gen range has been demonstrated through installations in a variety of challenging environments. The real-world impact of the ICE Co-Botics Next Gen range is already being felt across the UK. Our installations have proven successful in some of the most demanding environments:
• Retail & Shopping Centres: Facilities are utilising the machines both internally, to manage high foot traffic areas, and externally, to maintain car parks and public walkways.
• Leisure & Cinema: High-quality, consistent cleaning is now automated, ensuring that customer experiences remain outstanding even during peak hours.
• Education & Healthcare: Schools and hospitals are achieving exceptional hygiene standards with increased frequency, all while reducing the physical strain on staff.
• Corporate & Logistics: Large office complexes and distribution hubs are leveraging the 24/7 capability of
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these machines to maintain professional standards without disrupting daily operations.
Exclusivity that matters
Available only through ICE, the UK’s trusted provider of cleaning technology solutions, the Next Gen Co-Botics range doesn’t just offer cutting-edge machines – it delivers complete support. Each unit comes with aftersales service, expert training and seamless integration support, ensuring our customers achieve maximum value and performance from their investment.
Designed for every need
Versatile range: 12 models, from a compact three-in-one vacuum/scrubber dryer to high-performance large outdoor sweeper – designed for every cleaning challenge.
Cost-effective performance: High-performing robotics at competitive prices, delivering substantial long-term savings.
Advanced navigation: Superior sensor systems, including 3D LiDAR and intelligent internal processors, enable unmatched precision and autonomy.
Sustainable design: Energy-efficient batteries, water recycling technology and environmentally conscious engineering support your ESG goals.
Cleaning, reimagined
ICE Co-Botics Next Gen marks a bold step forward – not only for ICE but for the cleaning industry as a whole. In a world where facilities demand cleaner, safer, and more cost- effective environments, this next-generation range delivers on every aspect.
Whether managing retail spaces, transport hubs, healthcare facilities, or public areas, Next Gen equips you with technology that is intelligent, efficient, and reliable, ready to meet the cleaning demands of today – and tomorrow.
To find out more about ICE Co-Botics Next Gen, get in via email or call us on 0800 389 3869.
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