In fact, if a robotic solution such as META-SCRUB 60 is adopted using a leasing agreement, then it is often possible to make savings from day one. See the graph for an example cost comparison featuring a leased META-SCRUB 60.


Even when a META-SCRUB 60 is purchased outright it’s common to find that the robot has achieved its payback within 24 months. Once that has been achieved, ROI becomes even more pronounced.


"Performance data allows cleaning schedules to be continuously optimised, while cleaning reports makes it easier to assess results without the need for inspection."


Example of increasing cost savings over three years when employing a leased META-SCRUB 60 (orange) versus traditional cleaning approaches only (blue).


Immediate quantifiable impact


The trial data proves that - particularly when used for traditionally time-consuming floorcare tasks, allowing operatives to focus more time on higher value tasks such as spot-cleaning - cobotic solutions can be more cost- effective than traditional approaches.


From nice-to-have to must have Robust performance data and demonstrable evidence of cobotics’ ROI potential are key to changing the conversation around the cost implications of deploying cleaning robots.


The latest research from Robert Scott has demonstrated that, particularly when used alongside flexible funding models to reduce upfront outlays, cobotic cleaning technologies such as the META-SCRUB 60 can realise returns literally from day one.


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